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Open Source Can Impact a Company’s Valuation – Olivera Medenica
Startups seek to cut costs in every facet of their business. Most entrepreneurs may not have the money to invest into a new business venture to get it off the ground. Some are lucky enough, and get their friends and family to invest some seed capital which can get them going. Others, however, need to make do with what they have.
BizMediaLaw
- Monday, March 8, 2010
Judge lets QB's Lawsuit Against Electronic Arts and NCAA proceed
Looks like it’s time for former Arizona State University quarterback Samuel Keller to do a cabbage patch. A joint motion by the Electronic Arts and the National Collegiate Athletic Assn. to dismiss a lawsuit by Keller alleging unlawful use of his likeness was denied yesterday by a federal judge from the Northern District of California, Claudia Wilken.
BizMediaLaw
- Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Anatomy of an LLC Operating Agreement for the NY Venture and Everyone Else
The heart of an LLC is the “Operating Agreement,” a term that many entrepreneurs have heard but rarely understand. Simply put, it is a partnership agreement that can be engineered to speak to the unique facets of the partners’ relationship. And since every venture is unique, the Operating Agreement provides tremendous flexibility to translate those facets into a pragmatic economic and management framework.
BizMediaLaw
- Monday, March 1, 2010
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How to Care and Love for Your Trademark Once It's Born
Entrepreneurs often have a mindset like a bear trap when it comes to trademarks. They see them as the legal gateway to competitive advantage. The logic goes: once you get a federal trademark registration, your competition is locked out. While it never quite works that way, entrepreneurs often overlook the necessary steps to "care and love" for their trademark after it is registered.
BizMediaLaw
- Tuesday, November 17, 2009
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Open Source Can Impact a Company’s Valuation – Olivera Medenica
Startups seek to cut costs in every facet of their business. Most entrepreneurs may not have the money to invest into a new business venture to get it off the ground. Some are lucky enough, and get their friends and family to invest some seed capital which can get them going. Others, however, need to make do with what they have.
BizMediaLaw
- Monday, March 8, 2010
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Judge lets QB's Lawsuit Against Electronic Arts and NCAA proceed
Looks like it’s time for former Arizona State University quarterback Samuel Keller to do a cabbage patch. A joint motion by the Electronic Arts and the National Collegiate Athletic Assn. to dismiss a lawsuit by Keller alleging unlawful use of his likeness was denied yesterday by a federal judge from the Northern District of California, Claudia Wilken.
BizMediaLaw
- Wednesday, March 3, 2010
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Anatomy of an LLC Operating Agreement for the NY Venture and Everyone Else
The heart of an LLC is the “Operating Agreement,” a term that many entrepreneurs have heard but rarely understand. Simply put, it is a partnership agreement that can be engineered to speak to the unique facets of the partners’ relationship. And since every venture is unique, the Operating Agreement provides tremendous flexibility to translate those facets into a pragmatic economic and management framework.
BizMediaLaw
- Monday, March 1, 2010
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Can a Signature Be Registered as a Trademark?--Olivera Medenica
I was recently a guest lecturer at the School of Visual Arts covering the topic of business and intellectual property. As is often the case in lectures, it is much easier to lecture, and much harder to answer questions. It was late at night, I was tired - a student raises her hand with a quizzical look on her face.
BizMediaLaw
- Sunday, February 21, 2010
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There is apparently only one Lindsay
Lindsay Lohan has filed suit against eTrade for using the name “Lindsay” in its Superbowl ad. (source) source) Apparently, Lohan’s position is that eTrade used the name “Lindsay” to trade off her name and likeness. The complaint is here, and a perfunctory review of it leads me to the conclusion that it is a [...]
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The Legal Satyricon
- Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Is Porn good or bad for society?
Kate Harding doesn’t care. She doesn’t want to take it away, even if it is bad. She does, however, demand evidence for any claims to the contrary. (source)
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- Tuesday, March 9, 2010
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Hey, showbiz folks: Check your contract before your next tweet
By Andrew Wallenstein and Matthew Belloni Hollywood is coming down with the Twitter jitters. There’s a growing number of studio deals with new language aimed specifically at curbing usage of social-media outlets by actors, execs and other creatives. The goal:...
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Jury finds libel in fictional character
By Eriq Gardner Last year, we wrote about attorney Ravi Batra, who convinced the New York Supreme Court not to dismiss a "libel-in-fiction" defamation claim against the TV show "Law & Order" over a corrupt fictional character. Now comes word...
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How the RealDVD ruling could reshape copyright law
By Eriq Gardner Hollywood studios got a huge win yesterday when Judge Marilyn Hall Patel of the Northern District of California issued a preliminary injunction against the release of a technology produced by RealNetworks that lets consumers save copies of...
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Think You Know Libel Law? Think Again
A bedrock principle of libel law is that truth is an absolute defense. If what you say about someone is true, the person cannot win a libel case against you, even if you defame them. The federal appeals court in Boston put a jackhammer to the bedrock this week. In Noonan v.
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- Monday, February 16, 2009
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'Heroes' is most-pirated TV show of 2009
By Eriq Gardner RELATED: And the most-pirated film of 2009 is.... In 2008, pirates were obsessed with good vs. evil, making NBC's "Heroes" the most-pirated TV show of the year. This year, the buzz is that the show may be...
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