When it comes to reporting the news, it’s usually fair use! #IntellectualProperty #TechLaw #taylorswift #travickelcee

Are you familiar with section 230, maybe one of the most important laws affecting e-commerce entrepreneurs and big tech companies? #iplaw #legaltech #youtube #lawyersofinstagram

The Taylor Swift deepfake story has inspired lawmakers to discuss new legislation in the age of #ai.

What’s the difference between an in house and law firm lawyer, and who is Cristina working with here at Jayaram?

The internet loves tracking and sharing celebrity flight patterns. Is this legal? #TechLaw #PrivacyMatters #IntellectualProperty #elonmusk #jacksweeny #taylorswift

The DMCA takedown process can help IP rights holders when they find infringing or counterfeit material online.

When a portable toilet maker named its product Here’s Johnny, late night legend Johnny Carson claimed his publicity rights had been violated.  This is an excerpt from our forthcoming course on Taylor Swift + IP law

How hard is it to get a Birkin bag? Unlawfully hard, according to this new lawsuit filed against Hermes. Check it out. #hermes #birkin #lawsuit

Elon Musk has sued OpenAI because he claims they have veered from their promised mission. Check out the video for more. #elonmusk #openai

Coachella v Coachella! Who’s going to win? Watch the video before heading to the festival! #coachella #lawsuit

Many companies raise money by simply selling shares at a fixed price. But over the last 30 years, convertible notes and more recently SAFEs have been the primary vehicle for early stage startup financing. What are those docs all about? Watch the video and learn!

Even Diddy has been on the receiving end of a Coachella c+d! #coachella #trademark

How much equity should you give your co-founder?

A new dispute between artists Deborah Roberts and Lynthia Edwards illuminates the substantial similarity standard in copyright law.

What’s a liquidation preference and how does it work?

“Making,” an art fair featuring exhibitions, panels, workshops, and more. Brought to you by @jayaramlaw and taking place in the Miami Design District December 2-7, 2024, during Art Basel Miami Beach.

Companies like OpenAI scrape data on the internet to make their models. This is often referred to as “training data,” and is maybe the biggest issue in the air at the moment when it comes to AI. Watch the video to hear my take on whether this practice is legal.

How can startups, artists, and public companies all avoid having their IP used as training data? A 9th circuit case from a few years ago provides some guidance.

The path to IP enforcement in China may finally be changing.

Here’s my legal take on this