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Articles by Barry Werbin
Is There a Ray of Hope for Hague Convention Email Service on China-Based Defendants?
Liu Liqun via Getty Images Seasoned intellectual property litigators know well the frustration posed by the need to serve China-based defendants in infringement litigation under the Hague Convention on the Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents in Civil or Commercial Matters. The Convention sets forth the means of effecting lawful service of process (summons and complaint) in accordance with China’s reservations and declarations to the Convention.
Guidance for Prosecuting UDRP Arbitration Proceedings
Summary As is evident, the UDRP process requires full compliance with multiple rules, both procedural and substantive. Crafting a complaint properly following an investigation as to the challenged domain, with an understanding of the detailed claim elements that must be satisfied, will lead in most cases to a favorable decision in a relatively short time period.
Second Circuit Clarifies Standards for Unregistered Trade Dress Claims - A Welcome Trend Bucking the Difficulty and Uncertainty of Obtaining USPTO Registration
Two recent decisions by the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit may foreshadow a more liberal judicial treatment of claims of unregistered trade dress at the pleading stage, providing plaintiffs with early settlement leverage if they survive motions to dismiss.
Internet Law as Guide to AI Legislation
While laws and regulations may lag innovation, Internet laws and regulations are likely to be valuable guides to Artificial Intelligence (AI) legislation. Due to the implementation similarities of Internet technology and AI technology, as well as AI technologies dependence on the Internet, Internet law options and implementation strategies are expected to be applicable to AI legislation.
Art Law: Application of Copyright to Art
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US and EU Regulators Approve New Data Privacy Framework
In July 2020, the European Union’s Court of Justice invalidated the existing EU-US Privacy Shield program, under which Personally Identifiable Information (“PII”) of EU residents could legally be shared with parties in the US under the EU’s strict General Data Protection Rule (“GDPR”) pursuant to a “safe-harbor” certification process through the US Department of Commerce. The impetus for that ruling was Edward Snowden’s revelations about the US government’s intelligence-gathering practices.
Chambers And Partners Sports Law 2022
United States: Chambers And Partners Sports Law 2022 15 April 2022 by Irwin A. Kishner , Daniel Etna , Barry Werbin and Joel Wagman Herrick, Feinstein LLP Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors Herrick's nationally-ranked Sports Law Group, led by co-chairs Irwin A. Kishner and Daniel A. Etna, and members Joel Wagman and Barry Werbin, authored the Chambers Global Practice Guide, Sports Law 2022, United States Law and Practice. The Sports Law 2022 guide covers 13 high-profile jurisdictions.
Application of Copyright to Art
This article is an extract from The Art Law Review, Edition 2. Click here for the full guide Copyright is the primary source of legal protection for all forms of original works of art.
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