Copyright Law, Music Law and why Ryan Adams was able to rerecourd a Taylor Swift album before Taylor Swift could.
What if you’ve been given a future right that you can’t exercise when the future becomes present because of what you didn’t do in the past, even though you couldn’t have done what you didn’t do in the past because it wasn’t the future? That’s how the statute of limitations can thwart a statutory right to get your copyrights back. If that didn’t make sense to you, you’re getting the point. So read on.
Termination Information Part 1: What the Friday the 13th Decision Means for Screenwriters and Other Authors This is the first in a series of blog posts discussing termination rights –…
Mark Jaffe, Managing Partner of TorMark Law, is interviewed by Rita Anwiri Chindah on #IPSERIES about fair use and the Tracy Chapman, Nicki Minaj copyright infringement lawsuit. Listen to the…