Rosetta Stone’s Trademark Ownership Translates to Rights Against Infringement...
Rosetta Stone achieved limited success on its appeal against Google for Google’s use of Rosetta Stone’s trademarks in third-parties’ paid advertisements (sponsored ads) on Google search pages. Rosetta...
View ArticleDefendant’s Untimely Preclusion Affirmative Defenses Not Special Enough for A...
The Fourth Circuit federal appeals court vacated a trial court’s holding, finding that the defendant had waived its preclusion defenses by failing to raise them in a timely manner and that the trial...
View ArticleClick-On Terms Of Use (TOS) Creates Valid Assignment For Copyright Infringement
The 4th Circuit held that an agreement to transfer ownership of a copyright in a photograph found in a website’s “click-on approved” Terms of Use (“TOS”, sometimes called Terms of Use “TOU”) was a...
View ArticleMayweather Knocks Out Competition In Case For Copyright Infringement
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals held that speculative evidence was not enough to show a genuine issue of material fact relating to damages in a copyright infringement lawsuit. Dash v. Mayweather,...
View ArticleRosetta Stone’s Trademark Ownership Translates to Rights Against Infringement...
Rosetta Stone achieved limited success on its appeal against Google for Google’s use of Rosetta Stone’s trademarks in third-parties’ paid advertisements (sponsored ads) on Google search pages. Rosetta...
View ArticleDefendant’s Untimely Preclusion Affirmative Defenses Not Special Enough for A...
The Fourth Circuit federal appeals court vacated a trial court’s holding, finding that the defendant had waived its preclusion defenses by failing to raise them in a timely manner and that the trial...
View ArticleClick-On Terms Of Use (TOS) Creates Valid Assignment For Copyright Infringement
The 4th Circuit held that an agreement to transfer ownership of a copyright in a photograph found in a website’s “click-on approved” Terms of Use (“TOS”, sometimes called Terms of Use “TOU”) was a...
View ArticleMayweather Knocks Out Competition In Case For Copyright Infringement
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals held that speculative evidence was not enough to show a genuine issue of material fact relating to damages in a copyright infringement lawsuit. Dash v. Mayweather,...
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