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Cameo Clips
September 02, 2004
Recent cases in entertainment law.
Courthouse Steps
September 02, 2004
Recently filed cases in entertainment law, straight from the steps of the Los Angeles Superior Court.
Update On Webcasting Royalty Rates
September 02, 2004
Part Two of Two Part One covered statutory licenses for sound recordings and performing rights licensing for musical compositions for webcasting purposes.…
Decision of Note: <b>Talk Show Not Liable For Assault</b>
September 02, 2004
The Supreme Court of New York, Appellate Division, First Department, held that a television talk show didn't owe a duty to a minor who claimed that she was sexually assaulted when she had traveled to New York to appear on a segment of the program.
e-Commerce Docket Sheet
September 02, 2004
Recent cases in e-commerce law and in the e-commerce industry.
Expanding Law Firm Operations Globally
September 02, 2004
The June edition introduced numerous accounting-related issues that firms confront when they use foreign currencies. This new article raises additional accounting-related challenges of international compensation and taxation, while also highlighting the broader planning issues associated with a law firm's decision to expand its operations globally.
From Cradle to Grave
August 31, 2004
Bankruptcy lawyers may not get involved in their clients' transactions until it is too late. They may be called in only upon the occurrence of a default, litigation, or the commencement of a bankruptcy case. At that point, they are faced with deals that have been "set in stone" -- drafted and structured by lawyers specializing in the front-end, who may have looked at the transaction from an overly optimistic viewpoint, especially in the case of a long-term deal with another party that presently is in good financial health.
Generating Cash from a Patent Portfolio: An Overview
August 09, 2004
We have all seen the statistics: <ul><li>About two-thirds of today's S&amp;P 500 market capitalization comes from intangible assets, having doubled in proportion from 20 years ago.</li> <li>More than $100 billion is collected annually in IP licensing income.</li> <li>More than $200 billion is written off every year from IP impairments.</li> <li>More than $300 billion in infringement (mostly innocent) occurs annually.</li></ul>
Net News
August 09, 2004
Canada Rejects Music Royalty Plan for Internet Canada's Supreme Court recently struck a blow to the music industry in ruling that Internet Service Providers…
FOLLOW-UP: CA Supreme Court To Hear 'Friends' Arguments
August 02, 2004
The Supreme Court of California has denied a petition for review by Amaani Lyle but granted defendant Warner Brothers Television Productions' petition in a suit filed by Lyle, a writers' assistant, over the atmosphere in the writers' room of the TV series "Friends."

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