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Can you be held personally liable for reposting something defamatory on social media? A Richmond federal judge recently held you can be. The judge made this ruling in a case with jaw-dropping allegations. The case hasn’t yet gone to trial, and nothing has been proven, so I’ll refrain from giving the litigants’ real names. The Read the full article…
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What is Trademark Monitoring and Policing?
Think about it this way: Your trademark is like a new commercial property you have constructed.
Why This is Crucial
If you spent a fortune to build a new headquarters for your business, should you save money by not maintaining and securing the property?
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The Experiment Failed: AI Isn’t Yet Ready to Be a Good Document Summarizer
Have you worried about whether you are missing a trick in incorporating AI into your business? I recently did an experiment that revealed AI is not yet ready for prime time for a key function: legal document summarization. What I learned applies to summarizing any important document. I worked with a computer science Ph.D. candidate Read the full article…
When Trademark Rights Collide with Free Speech, Which Wins?
The Supreme Court recently decided a case on the balance between trademark rights and free speech, especially when parody products are at issue. The case addressed something less lofty: whiskey and dog poop. VIP Products makes a line of dog chew toys called “Silly Squeakers,” which parodies famous commercial products. One rubber toy replicates a Read the full article…