Entertainment Law Update: Discovery Rule, Right Of Publicity Nil, And More - Episode 168

Join Entertainment Lawyers Gordon Firemark and Tamera Bennett for their monthly roundup of legal news, cases, commentary and analysis.

In this Episode: (Audio only, with Static Visual, due to recording location limitations)

Warner Chappell v. Nealy comes out of Supreme Court - Plaintiff CAN claim damages beyond 3 years.
Discovery Rule applies in Copyright Cases - USSC denies Cert in Hearst Case over photo infringement
X Corp v. Bright Data-Data Scraping lawsuit preempted by copyright law
Cher Wins Royalties in Enforcing Divorce Settlement
Right of Publicity Corner (featuring AI)
Kardashians win against person in background
Scarlett Johansson threat quashes soundalike use by Open AI.
… And actors initiate a class action against LOVO AI Tool
Iowa players promote pork through Name image and Likeness deal.
NCAA and Power Five Conferences Reach Settlement to Allow Schools to Pay College Athletes for Revenue Share and NIL
Tattoo Lawsuits - Take Two Interactive wins defense verdict.
TikTok -The Clock may be ticking, but at least there’s music…
Sony Wins against Rapper over tiktok vids
PSA: Time to start talking to clients about BOI Reporting