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Jonathan Hyman

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Trademark & Brand Protection Update | May 2026

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By Jonathan Hyman, Dillon A. Koch
| JD Supra
Taylor Swift, Trademarks, and the Pursuit of a Federal Right of Publicity Dillon A. Koch & Jonathan Menkes Taylor Swift’s recent trademark filings for her voice and likeness point to a growing trend among celebrities and high-profile individuals using federal trademark law—rather than relying solely on state-by-state publicity rights—to protect against AI-generated deepfakes and unauthorized digital replicas.
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Trump and Lawler Bring National Politics to Rockland County

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By Brian Mahoney , Jonathan Hyman
| The River Hudson Valley Newsroom
Outside Rockland Community College on Friday, the scene carried the familiar visual language of a Trump rally: red hats, oversized flags, campaign shirts, television crews, and supporters angling for selfies. Inside the field house, the spectacle unfolded much as expected—music, applause lines, chants, and a speech that moved from taxes and immigration to familiar culture-war flashpoints. But for photographer Jonathan C.
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When a number becomes a brand — and a risk

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By Jonathan Hyman, Jonathan Menkes, Edward Nester
| Sports Business Journal
As athletes increasingly seek to monetize personal brands beyond the field, jersey numbers are now driving ventures such as restaurants, apparel lines and licensing deals. But such business ventures are not without risk.
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