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    • Web Scraping: Pitfalls and Proactive Best Practices

    If your business relies on insights from reviews, comments or other aggregated data, chances are that you are tempted to engage in a little (or a lot of) web scraping. Web scra Read more....

    Copyright & Copywrong: What are Derivative and Transformative Works?

    Recently, we’ve been asked several times about the nature of a certain work as it relates to copyright infringement.   “Is my work a derivative of theirs? I should be Read more....

    Blurred Lines: “Dumb Starbucks” Reopens the Fair Use vs. Trademark Infringement Debate

    Dumb Starbucks, the Los Feliz, CA, pseudo-coffee shop with the look and feel of the ubiquitous Seattle-based Starbucks Corporation has reopened discussion as to what constitute Read more....

    Super Game, Big Bowl: The No Fun League’s Aggressive Stance on IP Protection

    If you haven’t shelled out at least $1 million in a sponsorship deal with the NFL, what will you call what you watch on Sunday? The NFL owns at least eight trademarks (includ Read more....