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“Going Once, Going Twice, Sold!” The Case for Resale Rights for Visual Artists in the United States

  • Art Law & Cultural PropertyBlog
  • ByAlice Darakhchava
  • OnMay 1, 2025
  Resale rights can be understood to be a form of royalty payments that compensate visual artists for subsequent sales after the initial sale of their artwork. In contrast to the schemes available to music artists in the United States,…

US Supreme Court Reopens Door for Restitution of Nazi Stolen Painting

  • Art Law & Cultural PropertyBlog
  • ByDavid Seen
  • OnApril 9, 2025
  The looting of works of art during World War II represents one of the most significant cultural thefts in history, with the Nazi state seeking to enrich itself by seizing property of the people it persecuted.[1] The Nazis systematically…

Cardozo AELJ’s Spring 2025 Symposium Delves into the Implications of Artificial Intelligence on Copyright Law and Publicity Rights

  • CopyrightEventsIntellectual PropertyOfficial StatementsSymposia
  • ByEditorial Board
  • OnApril 2, 2025
The Cardozo Arts and Entertainment Law Journal is pleased to present the 2025 Arts and Entertainment Law Journal Symposium: Fake It Till You Make It?: Striking the Right Balance Between Innovation, Publicity Rights, and Copyright. This event will bring together…

The Legal Reckoning of Reality Television: Contestant Rights and Producer Responsibilities

  • BlogEntertainment Law
  • ByTyler Caffrey
  • OnMarch 21, 2025
  Introduction   Reality television has become a dominant force in modern entertainment. Behind the scenes, however, contestants face serious legal and ethical concerns. Many reality TV participants allege exploitative working conditions, misleading contracts, and inadequate compensation.[1] Traditionally, networks classify…

Diss Tracks and Defamation: Should the Law Keep Up with Rap Beefs?

  • BlogFirst AmendmentMusic Law
  • ByDaniella Auerbach
  • OnFebruary 28, 2025
    The legal battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar over Not Like Us has escalated beyond a simple rap feud, igniting broader discussions about the boundaries of artistic expression, defamation, and corporate responsibility.[1] Drake has already sued Universal Music Group (UMG) over the song, claiming it contains false…

Understanding the Scope of NYC’s Biometrics Law and its Implications for Businesses

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  • ByDavid Zask
  • OnNovember 24, 2024
  The use of biometrics in the private sector has significantly expanded despite the disastrous fate of Clearview AI but in a more limited and cautious form.[1] Google has rolled out biometric verification to the Play Store using fingerprint and…

Sustainable Fashion Meets Trademark Law: The Tension Between Upcycling and Brand Protection in the Secondary Resale Market

  • BlogCopyrightFashion LawIntellectual PropertyTrademark & Unfair Competition
  • ByDeborah Maslavi
  • OnNovember 13, 2024
  It has long been the principle that trademark law aims to prevent consumer confusion about the origin of goods.[1] The first sale doctrine in Trademark Law allows a purchaser to resell a trademarked product without incurring liability for trademark…

Netflix True Crime on Trial: The Defamation Battles

  • BlogEntertainment LawFirst AmendmentFree SpeechMedia LawPrivacyStreaming Services
  • ByMelanie Rigden
  • OnNovember 4, 2024
True crime[1] has become a cultural phenomenon that has captivated the attention of millions of people across various media platforms.[2] Although the genre’s origins date back centuries,[3] in recent years, true crime has surged in popularity, in part, because of…

Judge Presses Pause on Trump’s Campaign Playlist

  • BlogCopyrightMusic Law
  • ByDavid Seen
  • OnOctober 27, 2024
  In August, Isaac Hayes Enterprises LLC, joined the steady stream of musicians suing Donald Trump for unauthorized use of their music, and filed suit against Trump for copyright infringement related to his use of the song “Hold On (I’m…

The Rise of AI in Music: Legal Challenges and Copyright Concerns

  • Artificial IntelligenceBlogCopyrightMusic Law
  • ByTyler Caffrey
  • OnOctober 11, 2024
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized various sectors, including the music industry. Companies like Suno and Udio, prominent players in the AI music generation market, have introduced innovative tools that allow users to create music from simple text…

False Promises: The Unregulated Hype Behind Dietary Supplements like Kourtney Kardashian’s Lemme

  • Advertising LawBlog
  • ByDaniella Auerbach
  • OnSeptember 27, 2024
  At nearly every grocery store or convenience store, you will find an abundance of dietary supplements that claim a variety of health and beauty benefits.[1] These dietary supplements have forged a deep-rooted hold on society, so much so that…

Cerveza Cristal: A Copyright Loophole in a Beer Ad from 2003?

  • Advertising LawBlogCopyright
  • BySebastian Saavedra Irarrazabal
  • OnApril 30, 2024
  The internet stumbled onto a ready-made meme last month in the form of 20-year-old beer commercials from South America. Back in 2003, a Chilean advertising agency decided to elevate the art of product placement. Their canvas: a planned broadcast…
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