Life Rights on Stage: Legal Routes to Telling Real Stories on Broadway
Broadway loves musicals about real people. Roughly 40% of new musicals in the 2023-24 Broadway season received inspiration…
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When AI Draws Batman: Are Generative AI Platforms Liable for Copyright Infringement?
Questions that once lived in the realm of speculation about artificial intelligence (AI) are unfolding as legal realities.…
A Star Wars Trilogy: Examining the Legal Implications of Disney’s Three Posthumous Uses of AI and CGI
In 1977, American filmmaker George Lucas envisioned a science-fiction adventure that would ultimately transform the entertainment industry’s approach…
Fashion on Loan: The Legal Framework Behind Celebrity Looks
In the fashion world, where red-carpet looks make headlines and designers compete to leave their mark, a behind-the-scenes…
Dangerous Social Media Trends: Can Social Media Platforms be Held Liable?
From the “Subway Surfer” trend to the “Tide Pod Challenge,” dangerous social media challenges have a way of…
Faux Feedback is Out of Style: The FTC’s New Rule on Fake Online Reviews
Fake handbags and knock-off shoes are not the only counterfeits fashion brands need to be wary of online.…
Not Your Fairytale Casting: Hollywood’s Missed Opportunity
Disney is one of the most successful entertainment companies, having produced some of the most iconic TV and…
False Promises: When Movie Trailers Cross the Line
BackgroundIn the silent era, trailers were shown after movies and were often ignored by audiences who naturally left…
Video Game Users Fight to Hold Large Companies Liable for Gaming Addictions
In an evolving technology-driven society, the gaming industry has flourished. According to the Entertainment Software Association, video game…
Vaulting Onto the Billboards – Official Sponsors & Athletes’ Marketing Rights
The Fourth Annual Brooklyn Entertainment and Sports Law Society Sports Law Symposium was held on Friday, October 25,…