The intersection of intellectual property law and artificial intelligence raises significant philosophical, moral, and economic issues. Thanks to the @MIStateBar for publishing my article on this exciting topic. Read the May 2022 journal here: https://t.co/xXbP85tjfP #IP#AI
#FishBits: #HBO's new show #And Just Like That... started with a big twist, but no one is quite as shocked as the #Peloton bike company. Attorney Zachary Grant @JurisZachary explains the importance of a good contract for product placements. https://t.co/8awGQV7Ksj #IP#Trademark
As a mom, I’m happy I was able to give this moment to my son. As a human, I’m grateful for everything MR Sondheim gave to the world. May his memory be a blessing. #stephensondheim
#FishBits: Attorney Zachary Grant @JurisZachary discusses the Cleveland Indians baseball team's fresh new name and the potential trademark hurdles the team may face. https://t.co/ewtMpNVLm6 #IP#trademarks
The lawsuit regarding Apple's digital media licensing survives its motion to dismiss. Reminder: be careful when buying digital music/movies/books; you may not actually "own" what you purchase.
Check out my #FishBits article on the topic: https://t.co/P0af5zfyk9
#IP#Copyright
My first in-theater movie in over 17 months. It had to be @intheheights I’m speechless with respect for @Lin_Manuel A different book from Broadway with a slight rework of the songs. This man is a living, caring genius in our lifetime. Well done, sir.
Back to where we’re meant to be; an in-person hearing and the courtroom looks suspiciously like a trail kit for a gerbil… Justice with protection. Here we go!
I was privileged to hear and meet Judge Russel in 2013. His dedication and service to our vets is on par to none. He has earned his retirement. Wishing you the best of everything, Judge Russell. @Justice4Vets@MISupremeCt
At the end of May, Judge Robert Russell will retire from the bench. In 2008, he founded the nation’s first #veterans treatment court, igniting a movement that would spread at an unprecedented rate, growing to more than 400 programs across the country today. 1/x