Does ‘Thinking Out Loud’ infringe on ‘Let’s Get It On’?
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Arts Law
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Arts Law
Pre-broadcast review: Did you clear all the copyrights in your project?
by JAY LUSTIGby JAY LUSTIGNo matter how small or simple the copyright, it must be cleared.
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Arts Law
Can you sample legally without a license? Part II – The Saga Continues
by JAY LUSTIGby JAY LUSTIGAfter Drake ruling, we now have less legal clarity on issue than before.
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Arts Law
The Fuss Over Pre-1972 Recordings: Is there a common-law performance right?
by JAY LUSTIGby JAY LUSTIGThe Turtles are are the center of ongoing legal battle.
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Arts Law
When lines between songs are blurred it could be copyright infringement
by JAY LUSTIGby JAY LUSTIGSongwriters whose hits sound too much like something else can get sued.
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On his current show, Stephen Colbert cannot play the ‘Stephen Colbert’ he played on ‘The Colbert Report.’
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The best practice is to always get a license, New Jersey lawyer says.
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Arts Law
Copyright and trademark: The role they play in the entertainment business
by JAY LUSTIGby JAY LUSTIGOnce a month, NJArts.net publishes an article on arts law written by an attorney associated with New Jersey Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts. Here is the…
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On the second Friday of each month, NJArts.net publishes an article on art law written by a volunteer attorney of New Jersey Volunteer…
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Arts Law
Introducing a new column by New Jersey Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts
by JAY LUSTIGby JAY LUSTIGLegal tips for artists will be offered on the second Friday of every month.
