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Legal malpractice claim may follow substandard representation

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Nov 11, 2018 | Legal Malpractice

There are times when an issue arises that is beyond a person's knowledge or skill to handle. Car repairs, medical problems and home improvements may be more than some people can manage, so they contact a New York professional whose job it is to know the best course of...

Who pays if you win a legal malpractice case?

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Nov 7, 2018 | Legal Malpractice

If you are fighting a legal malpractice case, then one of the things you'll want to know is who is responsible for paying you if you win the court case. It's not always straightforward, and there could be different people responsible depending on the...

Copyright law challenged with digitally remastered works

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Nov 4, 2018 | Copyright Law

Artists, musicians and other creative types in New York and across the country can be grateful for the laws that protect their works from others who would try to use them for their own benefit. Complex copyright law changes frequently, and some state laws fill in...

Chapman and Minaj in intellectual property litigation

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Oct 29, 2018 | Intellectual Property Litigation

It seems more common than ever for musicians to build on other artists' work by sampling recognizable hooks, refrains or lyrics and repurposing them into a variety of genres. However, a musician who samples another artist's song without permission may end up facing...

Publicly streaming music may violate intellectual property law

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Oct 23, 2018 | Intellectual Property

Most customers of New York restaurants, cafes and shops have come to expect a certain atmosphere from their favorite haunts. A large part of that ambience includes the music piped through speakers. In most cases, that music comes via a streaming service, such as...

Whose intellectual property are recordings of Gilda Radner?

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Oct 14, 2018 | Intellectual Property

Those who remember the earliest days of "Saturday Night Live" may have fond memories of comedienne Gilda Radner, who died in 1989 of ovarian cancer. Many likely looked forward to the documentary, "Love, Gilda," which was released last month. For one New York...

Sony files copyright law claim in alleged pirating of games

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Oct 10, 2018 | Copyright Law

The development of ideas, photographs, games and other such items take time and money. These developments are often the lifeblood of a New York business. As such, in many instances, these businesses are afforded protection for these items under copyright law.For...

Missing a deadline is not acceptable behavior for attorneys

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Oct 9, 2018 | Legal Malpractice

No client wants to find out that they're not going to be able to sue or move forward with a case because of mistakes their attorney made. Attorneys have an education in law and should, at the very least, know how long they have to submit documents. Missing deadlines...

Websites confused about intellectual property ownership

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Sep 18, 2018 | Intellectual Property Litigation

It is the dream of many New York musicians and songwriters to create a legacy of music that will live for generations. Most composers find it flattering when other musicians cover their songs in concert or on recordings. Composers of the classical genre may never have...

Understand the terms of service before posting online

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Sep 10, 2018 | Copyright Law

If you're interested in posting photos online and want to make sure you get your social media presence known, you still need to understand how social media works. In many cases, you won't retain the sole right to your images.When you post content on the internet, you...

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