The commercial teaching kit use the artist’s works in their entirety and encouraged the students to create their own art based on them.
An art center that sold “art kits” for use by children made a…
The government will have to pay the software developer only $150,000 for its infringement.
The U.S. Navy will be required to pay just over $150,000 in damages for its installation of virtual reality…
Allegations against Marvel and one of its top writers fail for the second time.
Action-adventure characters from the Captain America and Spider-Man franchises were not unlawfully copied from the…
The district court erred in taking the statute of limitations into account in determining who was the prevailing party.
A defendant in a copyright infringement action is not the prevailing party for…
The testimony was properly excluded—and without it, the software company could not prevail on its copyright claims.
A Detroit federal court correctly found that a software designer moved too late to…
The posting of the privately-developed standards constitutes fair use—at least when done for non-profit purposes.
A public interest organization that made available to the public a collection of…
No right to payment for educator who allegedly shared the idea with Wozniak.
Tech entrepreneur and personal computing pioneer Steve Wozniak will not have to compensate a business school professor who…
Another court of appeals concludes that the statute of limitations doctrine was not overturned by a Supreme Court laches decision.
The Supreme Court did not upend the longstanding discovery rule…
The limitation might have failed in an earlier period, but more recent precedents were more forgiving.
Parties to a photo image license were free to contract for a two-year statute of limitations…
