Intellectual Property
Apr. 3, 2019
Closing arguments end in delayed attorney fees trial
The jury began deliberating Wednesday in a battle over attorney fees following a case that helped clarify American copyright law as it relates to internet platforms that provide the means and services for users to share and upload copyrighted material.
LOS ANGELES -- The jury began deliberating Wednesday in a battle over attorney fees following a case that helped clarify American copyright law as it relates to internet platforms that provide the means and services for users to share and upload copyrighted material.
At the center of the dispute is hedge fund manager, professional gambler, author, former university professor, mathematician, and CEO of adult magazine Perfect 10, Nor...
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