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Litigation Chair, Aaron Moss, was featured in The Hollywood Reporter article "Is an MLB Mascot...
The Hollywood Reporter
Natasha Shabani, attorney in Greenberg Glusker’s Intellectual Property & Technology Group, shared tips with IPWatchdog...
IPWatchdog
Intellectual Property Counsel, Natasha Shabani, shared her perspective regarding the surge in trademark applications that...
The Recorder
Intellectual Property & Technology Chair, Jesse Saivar, recently provided commentary to The Hollywood Reporter regarding...
The Hollywood Reporter
Greenberg Glusker Partner, Aaron Moss, provided commentary to Bloomberg Law regarding the Dr. Seuss/ Star...
Bloomberg Law
Greenberg Glusker litigation chair, Aaron Moss, provides comments to The Hollywood Reporter regarding the downloading...
The Hollywood Reporter
Greenberg Glusker IP attorney, Liz Sbardellati, offers insight on the issues of joint ownership of trademarks upon divorce in...
Bloomberg Law
Greenberg Glusker partner and litigation chair, Aaron Moss, comments on RBG's copyright decisions in the...
Cheddar
Aaron J. Moss, Greenberg Glusker partner and chair of the firm's litigation department whose practice...
Law360
Greenberg Glusker IP litigator, Doug Mirell, was interviewed by Bloomberg Law for his thoughts on...
Bloomberg Law
Attorney Elizabeth M. Sbardellati recently presented "Trademarks & Copyrights: How to Protect Your IP Without Breaking...
Greenberg Glusker partner, Doug Mirell, contributes insights into the issue of fabricated celebrity endorsements in the Los...
Los Angeles Times
Greenberg Glusker IP litigation partner, Doug Mirell, offers his thoughts on the success of the many coronavirus-related trademark applications filed...
Los Angeles Times
Greenberg Glusker IP litigation attorneys, Doug Mirell and Josh Geller, discuss the U.S. Copyright Office's...
Law360
When Congress first set out to codify the rights and obligations of technology companies and...
Daily Journal
Tomy’s Hamburgers. Tom’s Number 5 Chiliburgers. Tam’s Burgers. Tommy’s Famous Drive-Thru. Thomas Hamburgers. Tom’s #1...
Los Angeles Times
Remember when director Denis Villeneuve resurrected a 1982-era Sean Young as the legendary replicant Rachael...
Backstage
In recent years, data has produced radical changes in the music industry for performers, record...
2019 IAEL Book _ Chapter 3.1
On June 28, 2018, California Governor Brown signed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which...
Paradigm
Unsettling new claims have emerged about Nicholas Truglia , a 21-year-old Manhattan resident accused of...
Krebston on Security
Satan is getting a bad rap in Hollywood. At least that’s one of the claims...
Los Angeles Times
In the darkened Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles, hundreds of people couldn’t wait to see...
Los Angeles Times
The explosion of social media and the resulting ease of sharing photographs online have created a...
The Hollywood Reporter
Imagine this Friday the 13th horror story: The franchise is ripped apart. In the United...
The Hollywood Reporter
CBS Corp. and Paramount Pictures Corp. are headed to a trial against the makers of...
Bloomberg
Priya Sopori was quoted in a Law360 article on October 3, 2016, discussing a recent...
Law 360
Stephen Colbert became famous for playing a fictional version of himself on the Colbert Report...
Inside Counsel (free subscription)
Led Zeppelin’s victory over allegations the band stole the opening chords of “Stairway to Heaven&rdquo...
Bloomberg
Chinese developer Lilith Games announced this week that it is suing California-based studio UCool for...
VentureBeat
On January 1, 2013, the first generation of copyright transfers made under the 1976 Copyright...
Harvard Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law
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