by Francine Ward | Nov 28, 2022 | Copyrights, Legal Blog
Famous Copyright Case. Lady Liberty. Copyright Law provides that the owner of a copyright has several exclusive rights in their copyright protected content. Among those rights are the rights to reproduce, to display, and to distribute your copyright protected work....
by Francine Ward | Jan 26, 2018 | Esteemable Acts
Don’t we all enjoy listening to music while working out? That’s why there are numerous easy-access ways for people to listen to high-energy music for that intense workout routine. One such mobile app is by Atlanta-based FIT Radio, which offers its listeners with music...
by Francine Ward | Aug 23, 2017 | Legal Blog
Copyright. Lawsuit. If someone sues you because of something on your website, what should you do? And, if you have insurance, will it cover your costs to defend a lawsuit? This issue recently arose in the Zillow case. VHT, Inc., a real estate photography studio sued...
by Francine Ward | Nov 27, 2016 | Copyrights
People who were of age during the civil rights era and history buffs alike will surely recognize the iconic protest song, “We Shall Overcome.” Folk Singer Joan Baez sang the civil rights anthem during a 1963 at the Lincoln Memorial during a march in Washington....
by Francine Ward | Feb 4, 2016 | Esteemable Acts
Copyright Infringement. Curtis Jackson. Lawsuits on copyright infringement are on the rise and musicians are the first on the list get slapped with a lawsuit. One such lawsuit came to conclusion in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals last month. Queens rap mogul...
