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Tag Archives: Judicially
Appellate Division Confirms that Alimony Cannot be Judicially Determined with a Formula
One of the most common question posed by clients is – how is alimony determined? Unfortunately, there is no easy answer to that question, and it is often dependent upon the facts and circumstances of a given matter. The law does not provide … Continue reading
Posted in Family Law
Tagged Alimony, Appellate, Cannot, Confirms, determined, Division, Formula, Judicially
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Sony BMG v. Tenenbaum: Are File-Sharing Willful Infringers in Copyright Litigation Now a Judicially Protected Class?
I know the title sounds a bit provocative. But the opinion in Sony BMG v. Tenenbaum protects a willful music downloader in copyright infringement litigation based on a bizarre interpretation of the Digital Theft Deterrence Act of 1999. Here is … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Law
Tagged class, Copyright, FileSharing, Infringers, Judicially, Litigation, Protected, Sony, Tenenbaum, Willful
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Sony BMG v. Tenenbaum: Are Willful Infringers In Copyright Litigation Now Judicially Protected?
On July 9, Judge Nancy Gertner in Sony BMG v. Tenenbaum did what no court has ever done before. The court held unconstitutional an award of statutory damages in copyright litigation even though the award was within the statutory range … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright Law
Tagged Copyright, Infringers, Judicially, Litigation, Protected, Sony, Tenenbaum, Willful
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