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January 29th, 2023
First NFT Trademark Trial Pits Hermès Against Metabirkin Artist
Blockchain Technology Co-Chair Jeremy S. Goldman is quoted in the article, “First NFT Trademark Trial Pits Hermès Against Metabirkin Artist” published by Bloomberg Law. The article discusses the French luxury brand Hermès International SA’s trademark trial against digital artist Mason Rothschild. Hermès is arguing that Rothschild violated trademark law by creating and selling “MetaBirkin” NFTs that depict digital images of the famous Birkin handbag. The trial is expected to test the boundaries of artistic expression and how nonfungible tokens are viewed in the eyes of decades-old intellectual property law. Jeremy is quoted saying, “Deciding whether an NFT project is protected art or if it is a digital knockoff subject to trademark law is no easy job. You could have a one-of-one, oil-on-canvas painting that gets sold in a gallery and no one would treat that as merchandise or as a consumer product. But if you take that same painting, and you put it on posters, and you sell 100 of them, then it starts to look more like a commercial product.”
Read the full article and Jeremy’s quotes here.
Other Quoted
The State of Google Consent Mode How the Google Analytics change on June 15, 2026 is increasing
Daniel M. Goldberg is quoted in Privado AI’s report, “The State of Google Consent Mode,” which examines how Google Consent Mode is increasing compliance risk for the top 250 websites. Read more.
June 22 2026
GM Settlement Offers Privacy Lessons Relevant Beyond the Auto Sector
Daniel M. Goldberg was recently quoted in the Cybersecurity Law Report article, “GM Settlement Offers Privacy Lessons Relevant Beyond the Auto Sector.” Read more.
June 22 2026
Delaware, Pennsylvania Advance Bills on Surveillance Pricing
Andrew Folks was recently quoted in the Privacy Daily’s article “Delaware, Pennsylvania Advance Bills on Surveillance Pricing.” Read more.
June 10 2026
