The Pandemic: Copyright’s Role in the Switch to Distance Education and Online Learning at Home
Author: Lutzker & Lutzker Published: May 16, 2020 The sudden move to distance education for K-12 as well as university students mandated by the COVID-19 shutdown of schools has resulted in great confusion about the degree to which the concept of copyright fair use is flexible enough to adapt to the new circumstances. Some publishers are…
Booking.com: The Supreme Court Considers Whether “Generic.com” Domain Names Are Entitled to Federal Trademark Protection
Author: Lutzker & Lutzker Published: May 19, 2020 On May 4, 2020, for the first time in history, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments through a telephone conference call in United States Patent and Trademark Office v. Booking.com B.V. The Court considered whether the online hotel reservation company, Booking.com, is entitled to federal trademark registration for…
Employment Law Amid COVID-19
Speaker: Jane B. Jacobs Webinar Date: May 21st, 2020 Recording: Employment Law Amid COVID-19 This webinar will cover: Return to work plans and resources What can you ask employees and whether you can test them for COVID-19 What to do about employees who are sick, who were exposed but seemingly healthy, who may be sick, or who…
Music Modernization Act: A Guide for Digital Music Providers
Author: Lutzker & Lutzker Published: May 28th, 2020 Digital music providers seeking access to musical works in bulk must adhere to specific reporting provisions and payment procedures, whether they are major streaming services or less-trafficked company websites. Click here to view entire blog article at Lutzker & Lutzker