MediaLawLetter April 2020
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Ten Questions to a Media Lawyer
LIBEL & PRIVACY
Texas Appeals Court (Probably) Ends Pain Doctor's Long-Running Libel Litigation
M.D. Fla.: Court Tosses Confederate-Statue Supporter's Claim for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction
S.D.N.Y.: New York Times Wins Dismissal of Attorney's "Groping" Libel Suit
C.D. Cal.: Dr. Oz Wins Class Action Suit Through Novel Twist In The California Anti-Slapp Law
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
U.S.: Sovereign Pirates: Copyright Owners Lose Their Remedies Against State Governments
Supreme Court Rejects Willfulness Requirement for Profit Awards in Trademark Infringement Actions
Supreme Court Expands and Clarifies Copyright Law's Government Edicts Doctrine
Ninth Circuit Holds First Amendment Tolerates Whiskey-Inspired Parody Dog Toys in Trade Dress Spat
S.D.N.Y.: Tattoo Copyright Claim Results in Summary Judgment for Game Developer
New York District Court Holds Instagram Granted Embedder a Valid Sublicense
EMPLOYMENT
Supreme Court Sides with Comcast in Race Discrimination Lawsuit
California's "Gig Worker Bill" and Its Impact on Freelance Journalists and Photographers
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