All the ‘Happy Birthday’ song copyright claims are invalid, federal judge rules; Rose Law Group Litigation Attorney Logan Elia comments
By Christine Mai-Duc | Los Angeles Times None of the companies that have collected royalties on the “Happy Birthday” song for the past 80 years held a valid copyright claim to one of the most popular songs in history, a federal judge in Los Angeles ruled on Tuesday. In a stunning reversal of decades of […]
Read More →Rose Law Group Reporter’s Top 10 New Miracle Drugs Approved by the FDA
10> Trumposia: psychotropic drug that convinces the patient he/she can be president of the United States 9> Yoteseze: for heartburn caused by hockey fights 8> Jawzcreme: for shark bites 7> Peeban: for overactive bladder 6> Supercodin: for migraine headaches caused by boss (might be habit-forming) 5> Stikdisjob: used to treat addiction to Supercodin 4> Nosnot: […]
Read More →Rose Law Group Reporter’s Top 10 U.S. Supreme Court Rulings Arizona Is Still Waiting For
10. Phoenix Herpetological Society v Arizona Rattler et Arizona Diamondbacks: Plaintiff seeks cease and desist order against arena football and Major League Baseball teams, alleging teams’ names are “venomous” and therefor “terroristic.” 9. City of St. John’s v Arizona Department of Transportation: Plaintiff alleges State of Arizona failed to provide the essential benefit of light rail […]
Read More →Yule feel better by ignoring the world
From the Rose Law Group Reporter Growlery By Phil Riske | Managing Editor With Christmas hours away, it would be easy to overlook the meaning of the day — the meaning of any religious celebration — because of all the world’s toils and troubles. Let’s for a day turn away from thoughts of ISIS beheadings […]
Read More →Rose Law Group Litigation and Cyber Law Attorney Sam Doncaster for ‘Record Reporter,’ Ninth Circuit poised to decide whether actors hold copyrightable interests in films
by Samuel Doncaster for December 22, 2014 Record Reporter 9th Circuit to decide whether actors hold copyright in their films On Dec. 15, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reconsidered en banc an actress’ claim that “Innocence of Muslims” — a controversial film that sparked riots in the Middle East after being posted to […]
Read More →Attack code for ‘unpatchable’ USB flaw released
The USB flaw means attackers can implant code on almost any USB-using device Computer security researchers wrote the code following the discovery of the USB flaw earlier this year. The pair made the code public in an attempt to force electronics firms to improve defences against attack by USB. One of the experts who found […]
Read More →Redskins trademark canceled by U.S. Patent and Trademark Office – Rose Law Group attorney Evan Bolick adds the battle over this trademark is far from over
By Andrea Noble The Washington Times The legal challenge against the Redskins was brought in 2006 by five American Indians who filed a complaint with the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board on the grounds that laws prohibit “registration of marks that may disparage persons or bring them into contempt or disrepute.” The ruling, which looked […]
Read More →Pay the toll to the troll: Patent reform is dead, for now at least
By Kent Hoover | Phoenix Business Journal So much for patent reform — Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Pat Leahy, D-Vt., has given up on the legislation for now. In a statement, Leahy said he still thinks legislation is needed to “address the problem of patent trolls who are misusing the patent system.” But he said […]
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Legislators heed solar sector’s clarion call to modify investment tax credit
By Mark Del Franco | Solar Industry If several recently introduced legislative bills give any indication, Congress has heard the call from solar energy advocates to modify the investment tax credit (ITC). The ITC, which expires Dec. 31, 2016, currently pays a credit of 30% for qualifying projects. If no changes are made, the credit […]
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