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The Ed White Law Blog, published by Ed White Law, covers a diverse range of legal topics including intellectual property law, trademark disputes, and copyright issues. It discusses landmark cases and legal principles affecting the music industry, such as the impact of Napster on copyright law, as well as trademark conflicts like the "Taco Tuesday" dispute. The blog also explores the intersection of law and culture, including civil rights movements like LGBTQ+ rights and their legal evolution. Additionally, it highlights patent law through discussions of notable inventions and their legal protections. The blog provides insights into how legal frameworks adapt to societal changes and technological advancements.
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Should I Stay or Should I Go Now?
The Federal Trade Commission has proposed a rule that would prohibit most non-compete clauses in employment contracts, calling it “a widespread and often exploitative practice that suppresses wages, hampers innovation, and blocks entrepreneurs from starting new businesses.” The agency estimates…
Can Non-U.S. Citizens File a Lawsuit in Oklahoma?
TLDR: A non-U.S. citizen can file a lawsuit in Oklahoma.The law of Oklahoma states that “any person” may sue or be sued, regardless of their citizenship status or country of origin. This can be especially helpful for those living in…
Ed White Law Secures Second Appellate Victory Against Bank of America
Ed White Law has secured a second appellate victory on behalf of our client against Bank of America and its collection law firm, Shapiro & Cejda and its lawyers Kirk J. Cejda, and Lesli Peterson. On February 2, 2017, Bank…
Musk: Not an Absolutist About Free Speech
…at least not when it’s about him.
In his thus far successful pell-mell rush to set fire to his $44 billion investment, Musk has been tireless in his efforts to repel advisers, and users. The third vital prong…
Kanye’s Got Beef With an Aussie Burger Joint
Across the world sits a humble burger join in North East Melbourne called “College Dropout Burgers”, and Ye has some unresolved beef with the burger joint’s owner. Kanye West filed a federal lawsuit against College Dropout Burgers accusing Australian restaurant-owner, Mark Elkhouri, of “misleading and…
Flight Crews Deserve More than Peanuts
By Katie Plas
Flight crews (flight attendants and pilots) often work long runs, frequently without rest breaks. Then, they are often asked to pull another run with only minimal time between shifts. Airlines are failing to pay for overtime, actual hours worked, and…
Hopper: The Most Hated Travel App on the Internet?
Travelers are drawn to Hopper’s claims of lower rates and flash sale price freezes, but when plans change, it becomes clear to consumers that this business was built on false advertising and forced arbitration. We aim to hold this company…
Mariah Carey and the “Christmas Queen” Controversy
All Mariah Carey wants for Christmas is a new trademark, and singers Darlene Love and Elizabeth Chan are fighting back. Carey, who is attempting to register the self-titled trademark “Queen of Christmas”, has caused some major controversy. “Christmas has come way before any of us…
Don’t Get Swindled by Solar
What do you get when you combine a financial crisis with a climate crisis? Hardworking Americans across the United States are falling prey to the fraudulent and deceptive practices of solar panel companies, installers, and the lenders they work with.…