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by argoodlw | Feb 6, 2013 | Copyright, Entertainment, Entertainment Law, Fair Use, Internet, liability, Licensing, Music, Royalties
A California case is drawing the eyes of the music industry and helping to define what constitutes the “fair use” of copyrighted material. In Lenz v. Universal Music, Stephanie Lenz uploaded a 29-second clip to YouTube of her toddler dancing while Prince’s 1984 hit...
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by argoodlw | Sep 26, 2012 | liability
The term “hangar rash” is commonly used in the aviation industry to refer to accidents or damage to an aircraft while hangared. Hangar rash typically happens when planes are being towed or moved, however, fueling errors, falling parts, debris, and weather often play...
