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Can You Exhaust a Digital Video Game Copyright?
In Valve v. UFC-Que Choisir, the Paris Court of First Instance (the “Paris Court”) ruled that the principle of copyright exhaustion does apply to digi…
CCPA – What is it and does this apply to my organization?
As many in the U.S. were ringing in the New Year on January 1, 2020, the long-anticipated California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) became effective. This statute&rs…
Legal Landmines: Is that contract you found online leaving your company vulnerable?
Last week I was enjoying a wonderful dinner with close friends when I heard one of the most anxiety inducing comments an attorney who drafts and negotiates contra…
4 Tips to More Effectively Manage Legal Costs
Some issues are critical to your business and you are willing to spend whatever it takes to prevail on that issue. However, many of the day to day items which you…
Changes to the DMCA May Make Many Websites Liable for Copyright Infringement
Changes to the regulations related to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act will soon require that online service providers electronically register (and re-registe…
Mum's The Word - Nondisclosure Agreements, Confidential Disclosure Agreements and Confidentiality Agreements
Nondisclosure Agreement, Confidential Disclosure Agreement, Confidentiality Agreement, NDA, CDA and so on. Regardless of the title, companies sign agreements prom…
Markedly Misunderstood: 4 Common Misconceptions About Trademarks
Everyone is familiar with Trademarks. We are literally surrounded by them. Trademarks are the words, logos, packaging and other devices that we use to differentia…
Thinking of Starting Your Technology Company in Atlanta? Here's Why We Are.
I recently sat down at our new office in Ponce City Market and talked with a few serial entrepreneur friends about why we’re opening an Atlanta office and h…
13 Internet Law Gotcha Moments [Part 2]
In part one of this series, I gave some examples to show that the internet is not the Wild West. I talked about foreign regulations, CAN-SPAM and hosting contract…
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