Published Articles
Seven Steps to Improved Security
Gamasutra published S. Gregory Boyd's article "Seven Steps to Improved Security".
May 2, 2012
Published Articles
Inside the Minds: Estate Planning Client Strategies
Marianne Calabrese co-authored, “Inside the Minds: Estate Planning Client Strategies,” published by Aspatore 2012 ed.
January 5, 2012
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Federal Practice: Obama “Hope” Poster Case Illuminates E-Discovery Obligations
Bloomberg Law Reports Jeremy Goldmans article on the e-discovery issues in the Fairey v. Associated Press case.
January 1, 2012
Published Articles
Harry Potter and the Uncommon Award
In a recent decision, a judge in New York assessed $50,000 in sanctions, plus attorneys' fees and costs, against an unknown author who claimed that her copyrights and trademarks had been violated by the publication of the Harry Potter books. Such an award is rarely made in U.S. intellectual property infringement cases. Read more.
July 7, 2011
Published Articles
Video Game Regulation and the Supreme Court: Schwarzenegger v. Entertainment Merchants Association
Gamasutra published S. Gregory Boyd's article "Video Game Regulation and the Supreme Court: Schwarzenegger v. Entertainment Merchants Association". View Article
November 1, 2010
Published Articles
Fighting for What is Left of Exclusivity
The Journal of Sponsorship published Rick Kurnit and Christopher Chase's article "Strategies to Protect the Exclusivity of Sponsors in the Sports Industry". View Article
April 8, 2010
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Ethics Corner: Putting the Genie Back What To Do When Your Client has Stolen Documents
MediaLawLetter published Ronald C. Minkoff's article "Ethics Corner: Putting the Genie Back What To Do When Your Client has Stolen Documents". View Article
March 15, 2010
Published Articles
“Virtual Judgment: Legal Implications of Online Gaming”
IEE Security & Privacy published Sean F. Kane's article "Virtual Judgment: Legal Implications of Online Gaming".
June 30, 2009
Published Articles
A Moral Dilemma: Morals Clauses in Endorsement Contracts
Seeking to grab the attention of customers and break through the clutter of everyday advertising, advertisers will often work with athletes to market their goods and services. Read more.
April 10, 2009
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Lanham Act - Not Right of Publicity - Provides Best Shot for the “Naked Cowboy”
Christopher Chase's article, "Lanham Act - Not Right of Publicity - Provides Best Shot for the "Naked Cowboy" appeared in various databases in the Mondaq distribution service and achieved page 1 Google placements for common search phrases. Read more.
December 10, 2008
Published Articles
“Virtual Worlds, Real World Perils”
Sean F. Kane co-authored Landslide: A Publication of the ABA Section of Intellectual Property, Vol. 1, Number 1 with Benjamin T. Duranske.
September 30, 2008
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“Virtual Property, Real Law”
Sean F. Kane was a Contributing Chapter Author of "Virtual Property, Real Law", for the book Settlers of the New Virtual Worlds published by BookSurge Publishing in August 2008.
August 31, 2008
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Important Revision of EPTL 5-1.4: Extension of Revocatory Effect of Divorce
On July 7, 2008, Governor Paterson signed into law a bill that extends the revocatory effect of divorce to non-probate dispositions of property and certain fiduciary designations of a former spouse. This article summarizes the provisions of the newly enacted law and outlines how it differs from the Uniform Probate Code Section after which it was patterned. Read more.
July 16, 2008
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“A Passport to Virtual Worlds ”
Internet Law & Strategy published Sean F. Kane's article "A Passport to Virtual Worlds" in its June 2008 Vol. 6, No. 6 issue.
June 30, 2008
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“Virtually Lawless: Legal and Economic Issues in Virtual Worlds”
Sean F. Kane authored a chapter of "Virtually Lawless: Legal and Economic Issues in Virtual Worlds", which PLI published as part of Information Technology Law Institute 2008, New Directions: Social Networks, Blogs, Privacy, Mash-ups, Virtual Worlds and Open Source in March 2008.
March 31, 2008
Published Articles
Rules on Prehearing Dispositive Motions in Arbitrations
The New York Law Journal published Brian Maas and Amelia Brankov's article, "Rules on Prehearing Dispositive Motions in Arbitrations". Read more.
March 12, 2008
Published Articles
Who’s My Client? Part I - The Intermittent Client
The New York Professional Responsibility Report featured Ronald C. Minkoff's article, "Who's My Client? Part I - The Intermittent Client" in its February 2008 edition.
February 1, 2008
Published Articles
Intransigence on Diversity
Lisa E. Davis' article, "Intransigence on Diversity" appeared in the December/January edition of The Network Journal.
January 15, 2008
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Pricing Services to Increase Revenues
O’Dwyer’s PR published Gavin McElroy's article "Pricing Services to Increase Revenues" on its website.
January 9, 2008
Published Articles
“Passporting of Avatars and Property Between Virtual Worlds”
E-commerce Law and Policy published Sean F. Kane's article "Passporting of Avatars and Property Between Virtual Worlds" in its December 2007, Vol. 9 issue.
December 31, 2007
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“Virtual Worlds Management Industry Forecast 2008”
Virtual Worlds Management published "Virtual Worlds Management Industry Forcast 2008", a peice Sean F. Kane contributed to as an author.
December 31, 2007
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Humor and Claim Substatiation
Two advertisers recently received a little more leeway to flex their collective funny bone–even when competitors were the butt of their jokes. Read more.
October 26, 2007
Published Articles
Reward Ad Stars for Value, Results
Rick Kurnit's article "Reward Ad Stars for Value, Results" was published in Advertising Age's Career Guide edition on September 24, 2007.
September 24, 2007
Published Articles
The Lasting Effect of Star Power
The New York Law Journal featured Linda Wank and Elisabeth Cavanagh's "The Lasting Effect of Star Power" as the lead article in the Trusts & Estates section of its September 17, 2007 publication.
September 17, 2007
Published Articles
Compilation of Cases Involving Restrictive Covenants Among Law Partners
The ethical rules prohibiting lawyers from entering into restrictive covenants – Model Rule 5.6 and its predecessor, DR 2-108 of the Code of Professional Responsibility – are not as simple as they appear. For those lawyers, schooled under Cohen v. Lord Day & Lord, 75 N.Y.2d 95 (1989), the prohibition appears absolute: lawyers may not enter into agreements with their law partners that require those who leave the firm to forfeit earned compensation or other benefits if they compete with the firm. Some courts take an equally simplistic view. Read more.
July 28, 2007
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