NYLJ “Tentative Settlement Agreement Unenforceable Without Intent to Be Bound”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey Parties commonly agree on the monetary value of a settlement before beginning work on formal settlement documents....
NYLJ “Court Reviews Fair Use Protection for Publishers Embedding Social Media Posts”
By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson The early internet was created to facilitate the robust sharing of information among the research...
NYLJ “Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down: New York Court Analyzes Meaning and Impact of Emoji...”
By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson A picture is worth a thousand words. Or is it? And which ones? Increasingly, courts have been...
NYLJ “No Breach of Settlement Agreement Where Conduct Not Prohibited by Non-Disparagement Clause”
By Thomas E.L. Dewey Parties frequently use settlement agreements to restrict or prohibit potentially harmful conduct, such as...
NYLJ “When ‘Following’ Doesn’t Make You a ‘Follower’”
“SDNY Examines the Impact of Twitter Engagement in ‘False Light’ Case” By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson What’s in a name? And does it...
NYLJ “Trademarks and the Digital Storefront: SDNY Analyzes Likelihood of Confusion in Search Ads”
By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Online advertising is among the largest and fastest growing areas of digital commerce. Unsurprisingly,...