Epic v. Google: A Horse of a Different Color
On December 11, 2023, the jury in the Epic Games, Inc. v. Google LLC et al antitrust litigation handed Epic a significant victory after less than four hours of deliberation, finding that Google wielded unlawful monopoly power within the Android app distribution and in-app billing services.
And the Dance Goes On: Hanagami v. Epic Games Inc. and the Future of Choreography Lawsuits
On November 1, 2023, the Ninth Circuit delivered its decision in the appeal of Hanagami v. Epic Games Inc., reversing the Central District’s grant of defendant Epic Games’ motion to dismiss in the copyright infringement lawsuit brought by choreographer Kyle Hanagami.
Not-So-Secret Invasion: The Infiltration of AI into Creative Work
Over the past few months we’ve spoken at length about the legal issues surrounding the use of AI-generated art—both here on our website and with our friends over at Extra Credits.
The FTC Identifies a “Prime” Candidate for Dark Pattern Enforcement: Key Takeaways
Last week, the Federal Trade Commission announced yet another enforcement action, this time against online retail giant Amazon in connection with its Amazon Prime program.
Goldsmith v. Warhol, the Future of Fair Use, and Takeaways for the Remix Community
The Supreme Court recently released its hotly anticipated opinion in Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith, ruling in favor of Lynn Goldsmith.
Companies Need “BetterHelp” With Advertising Compliance
Imagine you just got the worst news of your life and are in a state of depression. Facing your darkest hour, you need to speak to someone immediately. Finding a counselor or therapist seems daunting.