UK courts won’t allow artists to monopolise common musical elements, but musicians must still be careful not to infringe earlier works, write Ashfords lawyers Carl Steele and Chris Fotheringham
Foley & Lardner's Jeff Greene and Matt Witsman delve into the key luxury cases affecting the fashion, apparel and beauty field this year
This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at Kroll, PlayOn! Sports, Imerys and APCO Holdings
Tax expert Katy Pitch is the 17th lawyer to join in Toronto since March office launch
Robin Nunn will be based in the Magic Circle firm’s New York and Washington DC offices
Chris Bennett replenishes Texas energy ranks following departure of partner duo in Dallas
Policy extending to all lawyers sees Skadden join a number of Big Law rivals in mandating time in the office
Wachtell counsels Stratasys alongside Israeli firm Meitar Law Offices as Kirkland advises longtime client Desktop Metal with help from Tel Aviv-Yafo’s Shibolet & Co
John Malpas explores the thinking behind the appointment of Davis Polk and Simpson Thacher to advise on the planned A&O/Shearman tie-up
Move sees transatlantic firm join the likes of Cooley, Goodwin Procter and Dechert in laying off staff
This week’s roundup of top in-house moves also includes appointments at G1 Therapeutics, Rockland Trust Company, Skyryse and Uplight
Public figures can lean on existing legal frameworks to protect against unauthorised use of their name, image and likeness by AI, write Venable lawyers Sharoni Finkelstein and Alexandra Kolsky
Court rejects fair use defence in closely watched copyright case over photo of music icon Prince licensed to Condé Nast
Marc Lashbrook, Josh Zelig and David Barash continue run of finance hires by West Coast firm in London and New York
For the first time in decades the four international UK Magic Circle firms will no longer be marching in strategic tandem, reports John Malpas