Fred Haber discusses the recent Dr. Seuss Enterprise (DSE) decision to remove a total of six books from further publication.

As more and more employees are working from home, how they share information and comply with copyright law presents companies with major challenges.

Mark Seeley samples his piece on the specific value voluntary collective licensing solutions provides to the scientific and scholarly publishing ecosystem.

New York has long resisted enacting a post-mortem right of publicity in large part in the name of freedom of the press and general First Amendment rights.

Residual ambiguities about the permissioning required under the 1976 Act led to a highly publicized case against a very large US-based corporation, Texaco.