Alerts: Advertising Law
New Case Sheds Light on Reward Program Pitfalls
Doing a reward program? Be very clear about the rules. Read more.
August 29, 2016
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In the Press: Quoted
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum featured in Mashable
Jeffrey A. Greenbaum is featured in the Mashable article, "Watchdog group says Kardashians don't disclose ads on social media, violating FTC rules". View Article
August 25, 2016
Alerts: Estate Planning Law
IRS Proposes Rules to Deny Estate and Gift Tax Discounts for Family Businesses
There's important news for family business owners and their heirs. Read more.
August 23, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
CNN Films to Air Updated “9/11″
Lisa E. Davis is mentioned in the Real Screen article, "CNN Films to air updated “9/11″. View Article
August 22, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
MLB Objector’s Attorney Says Judge Can’t Sanction Him
Brian E. Maas and Tyler Mauslby are mentioned as counsel for attorney Christopher Bandas in the Law360 article, "MLB Objector's Atty Says Judge Can't Sanction Him". View Article
August 17, 2016
In the Press: Praise
The Best Lawyers in America 2017
In its 2017 edition, Best Lawyers "Best Law Firms" ranked Frankfurt Kurnit nationally in "Tier 1" in Advertising, Copyright, Entertainment - Motion Pictures and Television, and Trademark Law, "Tier 2" in Litigation - Intellectual Property, Media Law, and Trusts & Estates Law, and "Tier 3" in Commercial Litigation and Regulatory Enforcement Litigation. Read more.
August 15, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Major Media Coverage of Olympics-related “Ambush” Marketing Quotes Chris Chase
Chris Chase is quoted on "ambush" marketing at the Olympics in multiple media sources across the country. Read more.
August 9, 2016
Alerts: Advertising Law: Sports Law
Legalizing Fantasy Sports in New York: An Interesting Precedent for Advertisers?
While millions of fantasy sports aficionados pumped their fists on the news that New York State had legalized Interactive Fantasy Sports ("IFS"), a quieter debate began taking place in marketing and advertising circles. Read more.
August 9, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
In Olympic Marketing, Smaller Brands Find Restrictions Tough
The Associated Press quoted Chris Chase on the International Olympic Committee’s Rule 40 “waiver rules” – governing whether and how brands can advertise around the Olympic Games.
August 5, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Are Augmented Reality Games Liable for Depictions of Buildings, Trademarks or Artwork?
S. Gregory Boyd and Sean F. Kane are featured Shoot's article, "Are Augmented Reality Games Liable for Depictions of Buildings, Trademarks or Artwork?". View Article
August 3, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Chris Chase in Inc. Magazine
Inc. Magazine quoted Chris Chase on the rules governing “ambush marketing” at the Rio Olympic Games. View Article
August 3, 2016
Alerts: Intellectual Property Law: Technology Law
Are Augmented Reality Games Liable for Depictions of Buildings, Trademarks or Artwork?
In the few weeks since its release, Pokémon™ GO has dominated the interactive entertainment landscape. The augmented reality game has reportedly achieved more than 30 million downloads and lots of buzz. But as its popularity grows, so do questions about its legal implications - including the use of landmarks, buildings, monuments, and other frequented locations. Read more.
July 27, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
New York Court Endorses Intra-Firm Attorney-Client Privilege
Bloomberg-BNA’s Corporate Counsel Weekly and Lawyer’s Manual on Professional Conduct quoted Ron Minkoff on recent developments in the law of intra-firm attorney-client privilege. View Article
July 20, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
NY Ruling Strengthens Shield For In-House Ethics Advice
Ron Minkoff is quoted in the Law360 article, "NY Ruling Strengthens Shield For In-House Ethics Advice". View Article
July 15, 2016
Alerts: Privacy & Data Security Law
The New “Privacy Shield”: What Does it Mean for Your Company?
This week brought important news for any company that transfers across borders, or receives cross-border transfers of, consumer or employee personally identifying data (very broadly defined). Read more.
July 14, 2016
Alerts: Legal Ethics and Professional Responsibility
Less Exposure: New York Appeals Court Finds Privilege For Law Firm In-House Counsel
A New York appeals court gave attorneys a reason to celebrate just before the July 4th holiday weekend. Read more.
July 11, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Morgan Spurlock to Direct Sue Mengers Biopic
Our client, Morgan Spurlock, is mentioned in Variety and The Hollywood Reporter in the article, "Morgan Spurlock to Direct Sue Mengers Biopic" here and here.
June 30, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Brazil Enacts New Ambush Marketing Laws
TheMarketingSite and Engineering News quote Jeffrey A. Greenbaum in the article, "Brazil Enacts New Ambush Marketing Laws". Read more here.
June 28, 2016
In the Press
Frankfurt Kurnit Beats Back California Talent Scam Prevention Act Claim
The Frankfurt Kurnit Litigation team registered a big win for our music management clients in a lawsuit brought against them in Los Angeles Superior Court, successfully obtaining summary judgment. Read more.
June 28, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
City Theaters Go Dark in Summer Shakeout
Mark Merriman is quoted in The Wall Street Journal article, "City Theaters Go Dark in Summer Shakeout". View Article
June 27, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Frankfurt Kurnit in Corporate Counsel Magazine
Frankfurt Kurnit is mentioned in Corporate Counsel Magazine in the artice, "Mattress Maker Losing Sleep Over Website Reviews". View Article
June 27, 2016
Alerts: Intellectual Property Law
Will Brexit Impact my Trademark Rights in Europe?
Rest easy, trademark owners! While the UK has voted to leave the European Union, it is expected to take at least two years for that to occur. Here is what trademark owners need to know. Read more.
June 24, 2016
Alerts: Intellectual Property Law
Supreme Court Rules on Availability of Attorneys’ Fees in Copyright Cases
In the US, attorneys' fees generally are not available to the winning party unless authorized by statute or the parties have agreed to permit a fee award. Copyright law is one area where fee shifting is permitted, and courts have discretion to award a "reasonable" fee to the winning party. How do courts decide? Read more.
June 24, 2016
Published Articles
Athletes Quarterly Publishes Alan Sacks Article on Selling Your Story
Alan Sack's article, “Selling Your Story: What Are Your Creative Life Rights Worth? More Than You Think” speaks to the valuable opportunity that can arise from selling your life rights for a feature film, television series or book based on your life. View Article
June 23, 2016
In the Press: Quoted
Jay Rand in Johns Hopkins Magazine
Jay Rand is featured in Johns Hopkins Magazine's Summer 2016 issue. View Article
June 23, 2016
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