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Photographers: You Should Understand how Copyright Relates to Pictures You Take Copyright means you have ownership rights to your photographs. They are your property and,

Simplifying the Fair Use Doctrine, so Photographers Understand Their Rights “Fair use.” As dedicated copyright lawyers who devote our practice to helping photographers enforce their

What Laws Control Copyright? In the US, the comprehensive law that contains the basic framework for current copyright is The Copyright Act of 1976. Congress

Photography Copyright Review: Some of The Most Famous Cases in Photography History At , we represent photographers worldwide in all types of copyright matters. We

Copyright Infringement: Be Careful What You Tweet Several years ago, photojournalist Daniel Morel sued Getty Images and Agence France-Presse for copying and selling images from

Famous New York Photographer Wins Copyright Case Photographer Deborah Feingold won her New York copyright lawsuit, proving to the Judge that the Defendant RageOn, Inc.

Covid-19 Creates a New Wave of Virtual Content Covid-19 has changed the world in which we live. We have learned to work remotely and virtually

Publishers Filed a Lawsuit Against Internet Archive In a lawsuit filed in New York City a group of large publishing companies accuses the Internet Archive

Author’s Estate is Suing Netflix For Copyright Infringement The estate of legendary writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is suing Netflix for copyright and trademark infringement.

Fashion Brand Files Multi-Million-Dollar Lawsuit Against Nike and Michael Jordan for Copyright Infringement and More In an article posted on June 30, 2020, on thefashionlaw.com,