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Trademark and Copyright Cases to Watch in 2023

The IP Law Blog

We’ll start with Andy Warhol Foundation v. In this case, the Supreme Court will decide whether the Andy Warhol Foundation made fair use of a photo of the late artist Prince. The District Court and the Ninth Circuit found that VIP’s use was protected by the First Amendment. The District Court refused, and the D.C.

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Guest Commentary: New Italian Constitutional Reform: What it Means for Environmental Protection, Future Generations & Climate Litigation

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3156-B providing environmental protection amendments to Articles 9 and 41 of the Italian Constitution. The adopted constitutional law adds an express reference to the protection of the environment and animals, by amending Articles 9 and 41 of the Italian Constitution. This reform bears thus a two-fold implication.

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Second Act in Dutch TikTok class action on privacy violation: court assesses Third Party Funding Agreements

Conflict of Laws

This is the second interim judgment in this case, following the first one year ago which dealt with the question of international jurisdiction (see here ). The claims concern the alleged infringement of privacy rights of children (all foundations) and adults and children (Foundation on Mass Damage and Consumers).

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Intervention in Title IX proceedings and unlawful disclosures under the Privacy Act

SCOTUSBlog

In Foundation for Individual Rights in Education v. Turaani sued in district court, alleging infringement of his Second Amendment rights. This time, an FBI agent approached the seller and informed him that “we don’t like the company he keeps,” in reference to Turaani. Foundation for Individual Rights in Education v.

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A RealReal Shareholder is Doubling Down on Stock-Drop Suit Over Allegedly Misleading Authentication Process

The Fashion Law

in an opinion and order on March 31 (while allowing other claims to remain in place), lead plaintiff Michael Sanders was granted leave to amend his complaint to plead “more particular facts” in order to make his case. On the heels of a California federal court agreeing to toss out part of the federal securities action against TRR and co.

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Seeking Transparency in Waco

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Companies should be able to keep their confidential technical and financial information under wraps. The first order (dated October 8, 2020) granted roughly thirty motions (Docket Entries 214-244) and the second order (dated February 18, 2021) granted even more (Docket Entries 287-89, 293-319, 321-345, 374-381, 398, 404, 405, 410, 416.

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State “Climate Superfund” Bills: What You Need to Know

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More recent reporting around the four Climate Superfund bills has credited attribution science with giving state lawmakers “a foundation to link the biggest companies to specific disasters.” Attribution science will also play a key role in implementing these Climate Superfund bills if they ultimately pass.

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