If I’m The First to File For A Trademark Registration, Do I Get It?
We’re often asked: “If I’m the first to file for a trademark registration, will I automatically get it?” To uncover...
Wee Man Isn’t Happy About Elf Man Illegal Downloading Lawsuits
Wee Man is not happy about Elf-Man Illegal Downloading Lawsuits. P-rn studios aren’t the only entertainment niche diving into the...
Internet Business Litigation: Issues Affecting Online Business
Let’s review how a business attorney can help small- and medium-sized businesses. Internet Business Litigation: Contract Disputes Contracts are the...
Spam Lawsuit: Can you sue someone for defamation over SPAM accusations?
Can you sue someone for defamation over SPAM accusations? In a word: Yes. Point in case, a development business recently...
Legal Cases Involving Anonymous Online Comments
Let’s talk about two legal cases involving anonymous online comments. The first involves a workplace situation; the second an online...
Injunctions And Temporary Restraining Orders: A Legal Introduction
Injunctions and temporary restraining orders – or TROs – provide an equitably remedy, for both civil and criminal wrongdoings.Broadly speaking,...
Domain Dispute Legal Advice: A 101 Guide
Let’s review some basic domain dispute legal advice*. Big brands spend big bucks on cybersquatting and typosquatting prevention — so...
Online Copyright Infringement Case Study: MyVidster
Judge Richard Posner ruled that MyVidster didn’t embolden copyright infringement by encouraging video trading. In 2010, Flava Works, an adult...
What Are The Limits On Free Speech?
Defamation law attorney Aaron Kelly answers questions about the limits on free speech. What do speech, press, religion, and petition...