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  1. Iprmentlaw Blog

    IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (AUG 17-23, 2026)

    By Aviral Srivastava

    Hollywood strikes first AI copyright truce with ByteDance The Motion Picture Association (MPA) has entered into its first agreement with an artificial intelligence company, following months of discussions with ByteDance…

  2. Legal Bites

    UGC NET Paper-II June 2026 (Law) Solved Paper | UGC NET Entrance Solved Papers PDF

    By Law Aspirants

    Find UGC NET Paper-II June 2026 (Law) Solved Paper on Legal Bites. UGC NET (National Eligibility Test) is conducted on behalf of the University Grants Commission (UGC) for determining to…

  3. HEIRS & SUCCESSES

    Literary Executors and Rectification: In the estate of Mary Patricia Clarke [2026] ACTSC 288.

    By Heirsandsuccesses

    Although the expression “literary executor” is commonly understood to describe a person responsible for an author’s literary property after death, it has no particular statutory definition under the ACT legislation…

  4. Percipient

    AI Regulation: Where it is and Where it Might (or Should) Go (Justin Wales CLO @ Crypto.com & Author of AI Legal Handbook)

    By Chad Main

    In this episode, Justin Wales, Chief Legal Officer for Crypto.com makes a second visit to the podcast. This time around, he discusses his new book, The AI Legal Handbook, the…

  5. ILN IP Insider

    Blogga, Don’t Take My Kodachrome (Without My Okay): 

    By James P. Flynn of Epstein Becker Green

    SokolskyFilm, Fair Use, and Why Context Might Soon Be Everything In Copyright  By James P. Flynn, Epstein Becker Green  They give us those nice bright colors/Give us the greens of…

  6. The Trichordist

    Selected Phonorecords V Comments: The Missing Record: Independent Songwriters Ask What the Phonorecords V Settlement Doesn’t Tell Us

    By Thetrichordist

    Continuing our series highlighting objections to the proposed Phonorecords V settlement for mechanical royalties on physical and permanent downloads, our friends Helienne Lindvall, David Lowery, and Blake Morgan focus on a…

  7. Copyright Lately

    So the People May Sing. The Anthem Still Goes to Trial.

    By Aaron Moss

    A federal court held that twelve of the Juan Antonio Corretjer poems Roy Brown set to music are in the public domain. Whether Brown had permission to record “Boricua en…

  8. The IPKat

    SHEIN v Temu: Proving copyright ownership, and platform liability

    By Oliver Fairhurst

    In 2023, two members of the SHEIN group of companies issued proceedings against the newcomer of the e-commerce world, Temu. Temu was relatively unknown in the UK at the time,…

  9. Spicy IP

    SpicyIP Weekly Review (August 10- August 16)

    By SpicyIP

    Kicking off the week with a roundup of exciting IP developments from August 10 to August 16, in this edition of the SpicyIP Weekly Review. Discussions on the DHC’s decision…

  10. Iprmentlaw Blog

    IPRMENTLAW WEEKLY HIGHLIGHTS (August 10- 16, 2026)

    By Sudarshan Mohta

    Delhi High Court Rules Gurbani Recitation Covered Under Religious Exception The Delhi High Court declined to grant an ad-interim injunction sought by the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) to restrain…