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As the number of songwriters objecting to use of their songs at Donald J. Trump campaign rallies now exceeds 30, two new copyright infringement lawsuits bring the issue into sharp focus.

Donald J. Trump Strikes Again . . . and Again . . . and Again!

By Michael A. Kahn / September 20, 2024 / Comments Off on Donald J. Trump Strikes Again . . . and Again . . . and Again!

  As I have written before, Donald J. Trump has proven over and over to be the gift that goes on giving to copyright and trademark lawyers. Last time around it was the battle over the application to register the trademark for TRUMP TOO SMALL—which ended with a Supreme Court decision blocking the registration but nevertheless…

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Understanding Waivers of Subrogation in Commercial Leases

Understanding Waivers of Subrogation in Commercial Leases

By Capes Sokol / September 17, 2024 / Comments Off on Understanding Waivers of Subrogation in Commercial Leases

  When navigating the complexities of commercial leases, you might encounter the term “waiver of subrogation.” Waiver of subrogation clauses are often accepted as boiler plate legalese in lease agreements. However, the wrong language in a waiver of subrogation clause can be a costly mistake. Waiver of subrogation clauses are a crucial concept that can…

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Corporate Transparency Trap: Spotting Red Flags to Avoid CTA Scams

Corporate Transparency Trap: Spotting Red Flags to Avoid CTA Scams

By Kara L. Lambert / September 16, 2024 / Comments Off on Corporate Transparency Trap: Spotting Red Flags to Avoid CTA Scams

  We all know to be wary of classic red flags in relationships—like the guy who still calls his mom to make his dentist appointments. But what about red flags when it comes to business-related correspondence? In today’s world, scammers are constantly seeking opportunities to prey on unsuspecting individuals and businesses. While we can’t stop…

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