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NBA. NFL. NFT? How Nonfungible Tokens are Making an Impact in Arts, Entertainment, and Sports

JSEL · April 19, 2021 ·

This post is one article in a two-part series on NFTs. Read along to learn more about how NFTs work and where they’re leaving a mark in the arts, entertainment, and sports industries. Then, read our next installment, which covers in more depth the legal implications of the … [Read more...] about NBA. NFL. NFT? How Nonfungible Tokens are Making an Impact in Arts, Entertainment, and Sports

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, entertainment, intellectual property, internet, licensing, sports, trademark

It’s In the Game?: EA CEO Expresses Interest in NCAA Football’s Return, as Legal Questions Loom

JSEL · October 25, 2019 ·

Electronic Arts (EA) CEO Andrew Wilson recently expressed interest in bringing back the once-popular NCAA Football video game franchise, if the legal framework governing college athletics changes in such a way that would permit its existence. Wilson made the comments at the WSJ … [Read more...] about It’s In the Game?: EA CEO Expresses Interest in NCAA Football’s Return, as Legal Questions Loom

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: football, Highlight, licensing, NCAA, NFL, social media, sports, trademark, video games

Founder of The Dinosaur Project Sues Jurassic Park Creators

JSEL · November 5, 2018 · Leave a Comment

On Tuesday, Frederick Zaccheo, founder of the non-profit charity The Dinosaur Project, filed suit against the creators of Jurassic Park: Fallen Kingdom in the Southern District of New York. Zaccheo alleges that Universal City Studios and Amblin Entertainment committed breach of … [Read more...] about Founder of The Dinosaur Project Sues Jurassic Park Creators

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: entertainment, Infringement, Litigation, Movie, trademark

Nothing “Happy” About This: Pharrell Calls Out Trump for Playing Song at Rally

JSEL · October 30, 2018 · Leave a Comment

Pharrell Williams has sent President Donald Trump a cease-and-desist letter for playing his song, ‘Happy’, without authorization at a rally. The move comes in the wake of the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. The letter penned by Williams’ lawyer, … [Read more...] about Nothing “Happy” About This: Pharrell Calls Out Trump for Playing Song at Rally

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, entertainment, intellectual property, licensing, trademark

Born to be Sued: Kylie Jenner Accused of Stealing Makeup Line

JSEL · October 24, 2018 · Leave a Comment

Kylie Jenner and her makeup company Kylie Cosmetics have both faced a number of lawsuits in the past few years, and the latest one comes from indie makeup company Sheree Cosmetics. Kylie Cosmetics recently launched a new line of products called “Born to Sparkle.” Sheree … [Read more...] about Born to be Sued: Kylie Jenner Accused of Stealing Makeup Line

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, Highlight, intellectual property, Litigation, trademark

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