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February 12, 2018

Can Crypto-Currency Revolutionize the Music Industry?

It was only a matter of time before cryptocurrency [1] pervaded the music industry. The proliferation and potential applications of blockchain ...

Playing Politics with the Internet – Dangerous game with Net Neutrality

December 13, 2017

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Playing Politics with the Internet – Dangerous game with Net Neutrality

Background The idea behind the concept of Net Neutrality arose in the early 2000s, when, inter alia, the High Tech ...

The first time that you need a corporate lawyer?

September 14, 2017

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The first time that you need a corporate lawyer?

One thing that many new business owners don’t realize, is that they also should make sure that they have the ...

August 25, 2017

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Graffiti: Legal or Illegal?

In the rapidly changing world of Intellectual Property Law, street art protection is less commonly discussed than that of other ...

Intellectual Property Implications for the Booming E-sports Industry

July 26, 2017

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Intellectual Property Implications for the Booming E-sports Industry

The term e-sports is short for electronic sports and has come to be associated with describing video games competitions. Much ...

February 16, 2017

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Demonstrative evidence: friend or foe?

A jury’s job throughout a trial is to comprehend, understand and process all of the information conveyed by both the ...

The Search For Equitable Remedies For Breach of Contract

December 20, 2016

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The Search For Equitable Remedies For Breach of Contract

by Augustus Balasubramaniam, Esq. Contracts Overview In New York, for a legally enforceable agreement to exist at contract, the Plaintiff ...

Commercial Lease Parties Beware: Lessons from Tarrytown

November 11, 2016

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Commercial Lease Parties Beware: Lessons from Tarrytown

by Andrew Fine, JD (NYS Bar admission pending; firm alumnus) Through a recent appellate court decision, New Yorkers were gravely ...

Non-U.S. (foreign) copyrighted works should be registered with the U.S. Copyright Office

July 16, 2016

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Non-U.S. (foreign) copyrighted works should be registered with the U.S. Copyright Office

by Henry Park, Esq. Of Counsel and Registered U.S. Patent Attorney Copyrights are territorial rights, which means that they are ...

Myriad Back in Court on Patent Subject Matter Eligibility

October 16, 2014

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Myriad Back in Court on Patent Subject Matter Eligibility

On June 13, 2013, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision holding that “genes and the information they encode are ...

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Can Crypto-Currency Revolutionize the Music Industry?

Playing Politics with the Internet – Dangerous game with Net Neutrality

The first time that you need a corporate lawyer?

Graffiti: Legal or Illegal?

Intellectual Property Implications for the Booming E-sports Industry

Demonstrative evidence: friend or foe?

The Search For Equitable Remedies For Breach of Contract

Commercial Lease Parties Beware: Lessons from Tarrytown

Non-U.S. (foreign) copyrighted works should be registered with the U.S. Copyright Office

Myriad Back in Court on Patent Subject Matter Eligibility

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