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The Era of Immortal AI Celebrities: Addressing the Misuse of Celebrity Likeness and Unanswered Questions Regarding Enforcement and Regulation

Marlene SalasTechnology Law

On Friday, February 28, 2025, Loyola Law School’s Entertainment Law Review hosted its annual symposium on AI in the Entertainment Field, namely, AI-use regarding music streaming royalties, talent deals including AI-related clauses in film and tv, and AI usage within …

Google Back on the Offensive: U.S. District Court Judge Grants Google’s Emergency Stay in Developing Lawsuit Against Epic Games

Marlene SalasAntitrust Law, News & Insights

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. Google has found some reprieve against well-known game developer Epic Games in the ongoing antitrust lawsuit, Epic Games v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd; Samsung Electronics America Inc., and Google LLC,[1] filed recently in September …

NFTs in the Luxury Fashion Market Gone Amiss: Class Action Lawsuit Reaffirms Fraud Claims Against Infamous DGFamily NFT Project

Marlene SalasIntellectual Property Law, News & Insights, Technology Law

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. Luxury retail in the metaverse may just be a no-go for consumers. Luxury fashion house Dolce and Gabbana (“D&G”) has found itself in the middle of a controversy over its Non-Fungible Token (“NFT”) digital …

Publishers Push Back on Digital Libraries: The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Holds No Fair Use Defense for Internet Archive’s Online Lending Library

Marlene SalasCopyright Law, Intellectual Property Law, News & Insights

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. Should the process of lending an electronic book (“e-book”) be treated differently than lending a book from your local library, and should universal access to books be at the crux of the answer? A …