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Second Circuit Limits Copyright Damages To Those Incurred Within Three Years Prior to Suit
While the Copyright Act has a three-year statute of limitations, most courts follow the “discovery rule,” pursuant to which “an infringement claim does not ‘accrue’ until the copyright holder discovers, or with due…
As the Spread of Coronavirus Slows, a Contagion of Class Actions Has Only Begun
Companies continue to reel from business disruptions caused by the spread of coronavirus, and in many cases have struggled to navigate the swiftly changing landscape in which they are required to operate (or not…
Senate Republicans Release COVID-19 Privacy Bill
In light of concerns associated with attempts to use personal data to track the spread of COVID-19, a group of Republican Senators, led by Mississippi Senator Roger Wicker, introduced the COVID-19 Consumer Data…
Spotlight on Charitable Campaigns
The COVID-19 pandemic has given all of us renewed interest in our communities and giving back to them. Similarly, many companies are teaming up with charitable organizations to support efforts related to COVID-19…
Update: White House Identifies Amazon Foreign Domains as “Notorious Markets” for Counterfeit Goods
As we have previously advised, the Trump Administration is targeting the sale of counterfeit goods on e-commerce platforms. Early this year, the Department of Homeland Security issued its report to the White House…