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Our most recent blog publication is written by Lucas Iddings, UGA Law '23. He discusses the intersection of fair use jurisprudence and the theatre industry. To read more about this pertinent and interesting topic, check out Lucas' post on our website!

Best Lawyers names Brian Alexander, Michael Cohen, Gonen Haklay, Brent LaPointe, Erica Stone, Daniel Tyre-Karp, and Josh Baker as Ones to Watch in America 2025--names Phillip Kim in the 2025 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America.

Creating the visual identity of a documentary series about famous crimes was our challenge in the DOC Investigação project. The mystery mood was our guideline during the development of the arts present in the 12 episodes. https://lnkd.in/dVWeTV_U

Dear Anonymous, yes of course you can donate artwork. Start with having an appraisal done to verify the value of the artwork to be donated. This is not an absolute requirement but recommended if you think the value is over $1,000. Provide the appraisal details to the charity you are gifting to so that the donation receipt can record the necessary details. Claim the donation receipt on Schedule 9 of your personal tax return. The donation tax credit limit in a given year is 75% of your net income for that year. Fortunately, there is a carryforward provision to manage this restriction if the donation(s) are of significant value. Ask your accountant to optimize the tax credit for you. Good luck with your downsizing!

Continuing my earlier miniseries on exponents, we have now arrived at the Law of Quotients, also known as the Quotient of Powers. Interestingly, we were able to infer the property from our previous property, which was neat! ✍

Crowell & Moring’s Joachim Steinberg discusses his wish for intellectual property in 2024. Read more in IPWatchdog:

See you tomorrow in the super episode of WHAT IS ON MY DESK! Let's talk about what legal marketing looks like in action 🎬

🔍 Discover Art Authenticity: A Case Study Dive into "Unveiling the Veil of Authenticity," a case study on art dealing and legal intricacies. How do you ensure art's genuineness? ➡️ Read & discuss! #ArtLaw #ArtCollecting

🔴 In just four days, a hearing at the UK High Court could determine the fate of Wikileaks publisher Julian Assange. But what is #DayX about, and what can we expect? Watch this explainer with RSF's Rebecca Vincent, who will be in court to observe proceedings. #FreeAssange

Quick, you can still register! 👉🏼 Not only is technology becoming more capable of simulating human thought, will, and emotional response, but it is doing so at an inhuman pace. 'The Regulation of Simulation in an Era of Generative AI' by Prof Frank Pasquale from Cornell Law School, moderated by Prof Mark Andrejevic at RMIT University this evening. Registration link below.