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Spotify facing $1.6 billion copyright lawsuit

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Jan 5, 2018 | Copyright Law, Intellectual Property, Intellectual Property Litigation

The Swedish music streaming company Spotify has been blasted with a $1.6 billion dollar copyright lawsuit for allegedly using thousands of songs without a license and failing to pay compensation to the music publisher.This is not the first time the music mogul has...

Popular phrases may not be claimed as intellectual property

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Jan 3, 2018 | Intellectual Property

It is not unheard of for people to file for trademark registration for clever phrases. "Just Do It," for example, is a popular saying New York consumers are happy to wear on their shirts, bags and other merchandise. Nike, Inc. is the owner of the trademark for the...

The importance of statutes of limitations

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Jan 1, 2018 | Legal Malpractice

You went through an entire personal injury case. You thought you would win your argument without a doubt. Your attorney told you it was a solid argument with enough proof.Then, you found out he failed to turn in documents on time and that you lost your first court...

TiVo wins intellectual property litigation against Comcast

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Dec 25, 2017 | Intellectual Property Litigation

Most people in New York probably never consider that the technology they use each day is the brainchild of someone else. Such ideas do not develop out of thin air. Often the rights to these inventions are owned and patented by individuals or their companies, and other...

Does sharing on social media violate copyright law?

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Dec 22, 2017 | Copyright Law

Social media is popular for its ability to carry ideas through networks of people at lightning speed. New York users of social media may post and share videos, pictures, quotes and other items in the hopes that they will go viral. What users of social media may not...

Is video game streaming on YouTube copyright infringement?

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Dec 18, 2017 | Copyright Law

In recent years, the popularity of online video game streaming has soared. YouTube in particular has seen the development of a booming cottage industry as gamers garner millions of views for their digital conquests. The advent of video games as a spectator sport has...

Attorney faces prison, disbarred after legal malpractice

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Dec 14, 2017 | Legal Malpractice

When New Yorkers reach out to an attorney, it is usually because they are in trouble and/or facing some sort of legal difficulty. They may be accused of a crime that could result in years behind bars, or they may be dealing with a financial crisis due to an injury due...

Novelist and playwright embroiled in intellectual property clash

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Dec 6, 2017 | Intellectual Property

What some in New York are claiming is an example of an artist defending his rights, others describe as a bitter rivalry sparked by jealousy over a partner's success. The case involves a struggling playwright whose ex-girlfriend's first novel won critical and popular...

Patch and pin copies lead to intellectual property litigation

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Nov 28, 2017 | Intellectual Property Litigation

Independent artists and small-scale accessory designers may be flattered when a world-renowned fashion designer includes their pieces in a new collection. Such recognition and exposure could be just the nudge that turns a cottage industry into a corporation. However,...

Copyright law is no game

On Behalf of Schwartz & Ponterio, PLLC | Nov 20, 2017 | Copyright Law

For some New York families, winter brings special traditions, such as long hours playing board games. Although the popularity of board games has waned, many vintage games have new life in electronic versions and apps. Such is true for one of the most beloved and...

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