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Online Copyright Infringement

Understanding Online Copyright Infringement

By HutchersonLaw / May 25, 2018
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Understanding Online Copyright Infringement The speed and culture of the Internet has led to an increase in software, websites, images,…

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Penalties for Copyright Infringement

What Are the Penalties for Copyright Infringement?

By HutchersonLaw / May 8, 2018
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What Are the Penalties for Copyright Infringement? Copyright infringement occurs when someone uses your work without obtaining your permission.  Works…

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Hostus Mostus Protected by the Fair Report Privilege and Satirical Statements

By HutchersonLaw / March 19, 2018
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John Oliver, the host of HBO’s show Last Week Tonight, just avoided a major lump of coal.  In June 2017,…

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What’s in a Name: Reverse Domain Name Hijacking and Cybersquatting

By HutchersonLaw / March 6, 2018
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“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.”  Well, Shakespeare,…

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5 Important Things to Know About Online Defamation

By HutchersonLaw / February 22, 2018
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Freedom of speech allows for everyone to speak their mind, but speaking your mind can get dangerous in an online…

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Who’s Grumpy, Meow? Grumpy Cat Prevails in Copyright and Trademark Infringement Lawsuit

By HutchersonLaw / February 13, 2018
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Grumpy Cat, the Internet celebri-kitty known for her memes, finally has a reason to smile.  Actually, she has over 700,000…

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How to Protect Yourself from Online Copyright Infringement

By HutchersonLaw / February 6, 2018
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Most people don’t think twice about what they put online, but it is important to consider what you’re publishing for…

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To Be or Not to Be Defamatory, That Is the Question?

By HutchersonLaw / February 2, 2018
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The SuperB owl: What We Can Expect to See and Not See at This Year’s Big Game

By HutchersonLaw / January 29, 2018
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On Sunday, February 4, 2018 over 110 million viewers will watch the Philadelphia Eagles face off against 5-time-Super Bowl Champion…

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Defamation Dossier: Michael Cohen’s Defamation Lawsuits Against Fusion GPS and BuzzFeed

By HutchersonLaw / January 26, 2018
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Michael Cohen, President Trump’s longtime personal lawyer, recently filed lawsuits against research firm Fusion GPS and BuzzFeed for their roles…

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