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    Challenging Borders: The Lanham Act and its “New” Global Reach

    October 6, 2023By Jessica Silva

      In the United States, the legal landscape of intellectual properties has long been shaped by a commitment to safeguarding artists’ creations while simultaneously nurturing the progress of arts and sciences. For years, intellectual property laws have been developed to reward innovators with a property right in their creation in order to incentivize innovation and […]

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    Generating Art and Legal Issues – Copyright and Artificial Intelligence

    April 3, 2023By Jessica Silva

    In recent times, Artificial intelligence (“AI”) has quickly erupted and touched upon every corner of society. From improving the quality of everyday life and seemingly fictional concerns, AI technology has developed an essential part of society—the ability to create. From its inception in the 20th century, AI has made itself a powerful tool in society.[i] […]

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    Copyright v. Creativity: The Legal Battle Between the Warhol Foundation and Goldsmith

    November 21, 2022By Jessica Silva

    Art is one of the most liberal concepts in society. It derives from purpose, ideas, and inspiration. Throughout the years, art and intellectual property laws have established a close relationship. Intellectual property laws award creators a right in their work, granting the creators with numerous rights and protections. However, when inspiration produces a work that […]

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