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Can I Sue Someone For Leaking My ‘OnlyFans’ Content?

Can I Sue Someone For Leaking My ‘OnlyFans’ Content?

Recently, many people have been turning to apps like “OnlyFans” to make a second income – or may even use them as their only source of income. “OnlyFans” is an app where users can pay to view exclusive “content” - mostly on the explicit side. With...

By Raees Mohamed December 18, 2020 Intellectual Property, Internet Law No Comments
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Cardi B Tattoo Trademark Trouble

Cardi B Tattoo Trademark Trouble

Rap Superstar Cardi B is going to trial... over a tattoo. Yes, you heard it right, and we doubt she “likes it like that”. Cardi B is headed to court for photoshopping a man’s tattoo on the cover for her mixtape "Gangsta Bitch Music Vol. 1.”. The tattoo in question belongs to...

By Daniel Warner December 11, 2020 Intellectual Property No Comments
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Dr. Dre’s Divorce Battle Is Nothing But a “G” Thang: Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife Fights For the Intellectual Property Rights to His Name

Dr. Dre’s Divorce Battle Is Nothing But a “G” Thang: Soon-To-Be Ex-Wife Fights For the Intellectual Property Rights to His Name

Dr. Dre and his wife of over 24 years are divorcing and it has been nothing shy of the public eye. It seems like every month there is a new update that shows the battle getting messier and messier. Most recently, it has been reported that Dr....

By Daniel Warner November 25, 2020 Intellectual Property No Comments
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Section 230 Reform – Why Tech CEO’s Are Against The Trump Administration’s Proposed Changes

Section 230 Reform – Why Tech CEO’s Are Against The Trump Administration’s Proposed Changes

Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is a statue that essentially grants immunity from liability to websites, social media platforms, and search engines for what users post. This law was created back in 1996, before platforms like Facebook and Twitter became as influential on...

By Daniel Warner November 6, 2020 Internet Law, Social Media Law No Comments
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Going Viral, Gone Bad: What Do You Do If Defamation Goes Viral?

Going Viral, Gone Bad: What Do You Do If Defamation Goes Viral?

Congrats! A video of you just went viral! But is this always a good thing? Sure, if that was your intention. But videos or social media posts can spread like wildfire for all the wrong reasons. You also may not be able to control the narrative associated with going viral. So, what can...

By Daniel Warner October 20, 2020 Defamation, Social Media Law No Comments
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#FreeBritney: Britney Spears Conservatorship Legal Battle Explained By An Influencer Attorney

#FreeBritney: Britney Spears Conservatorship Legal Battle Explained By An Influencer Attorney

Britney Spears has not been able to make a single legal decision on her own since she was 27. This is because the singer was placed under a legal Conservatorship after her public breakdown in 2008 (if you recall the shaved head stunt and the umbrella hits to...

By Raees Mohamed October 16, 2020 Business Law, Defamation No Comments
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Proposed Section 230 Legislation May Benefit Defamation Victims

Proposed Section 230 Legislation May Benefit Defamation Victims

On Wednesday September 23rd, 2020, The Department of Justice sent draft legislation to Congress to reform Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. Among the items they are attempting to reform is a “Case-Specific Carve-Out" that would require platforms to take content down that is unlawful -...

By Raees Mohamed September 25, 2020 Defamation, Intellectual Property, Internet Law, Social Media Law No Comments
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U.S. Expands The Clean Network Program in Efforts to Stop Chinese Interference & TikTok

U.S. Expands The Clean Network Program in Efforts to Stop Chinese Interference & TikTok

On Wednesday August 12th, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced the extension of the Clean Network Program aimed directly at guarding America’s sensitive information from “malign actors” like the Chinese Communist Party. This extension will include five new programs rooted in internationally accepted digital trust standards.   Below is a listed breakdown of...

By Daniel Warner August 14, 2020 Internet Law, Social Media Law No Comments
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Here’s How TikTok Could Be Banned from the U.S.

Here’s How TikTok Could Be Banned from the U.S.

If you haven’t already heard, many people on the Internet are speculating that President Trump may choose to ban the popular video sharing app known as TikTok. There is fear that because TikTok is owned by Chinese technology company ByteDance, the app may be used...

By Daniel Warner July 30, 2020 Internet Law, Social Media Law No Comments
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20 Things You Need to Know About DMCA Takedowns in 2020

20 Things You Need to Know About DMCA Takedowns in 2020

The Internet and all that it encompasses is full of content, some original, some considered “fair use” and some that violates copyright. So, when someone feels that their work is being infringed on a website or social media, what can they do to get the content removed?   Unfortunately, copyright issues on the Internet are much bigger...

By Raees Mohamed April 10, 2020 Internet Law, Intellectual Property, Social Media Law No Comments
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