Lee Gesmer published “Does Genius Have an Illegal “Scraping” Case Against Google?” in the June 2020 issue of Cyberspace Lawyer.
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Andy Updegrove posted “Equality Before the Law: A Failed Standard?”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Is the Internet Archive’s ‘National Emergency Library’ Copyright Infringement or Fair Use?”
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Kevin Peters was quoted in The Boston Globe regarding COVID-19 liability
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Joe Laferrera was quoted in an article about COVID-19’s effect on lawyers in Boston
Joe was quoted in “COVID-19 Crisis A ‘Sea Change’ For Boston Lawyers” posted on Law360.
It’s the first of a three-part series on the impact of the pandemic on the legal community.
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Michael Brier published “Massachusetts Implements Tough New Standards for Securities Brokers” in SumNEWS May 2020 issue.
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Andy Updegrove posted “Standards and Open Source News Summary”
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Joanna Lee posted “Why Source Code Scanning Tools are Essential to Open Source Compliance”
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Russ Schlossbach posted “Antitrust Laws and Open Collaboration”
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Joanna Lee posted “What Every User of Open Source Software Needs to Know About License Types”
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Lee Gesmer published “FTC and DOJ Face Off Over Antitrust And FRAND Licensing In FTC v. Qualcomm”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Oracle v. Google In a Nutshell”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Supreme Court Will Decide if “generic.com” Trademarks Are Entitled to Trademark Protection”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Dirty Politics – How is This Like Lawyering?”
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Lee Gesmer posted “’Contract, Combination or Conspiracy’ – Can Peloton’s Lawsuit Survive the Music Publishers’ Motion to Dismiss?”
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Lee Gesmer posted “A Few Observations From the Ninth Circuit En Banc Argument in Skidmore v. Led Zeppelin”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Copyright Office Backs Led Zeppelin In Ninth Circuit En Banc Appeal”
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Client Advisory – Export Restrictions, Membership Organizations and Huawei
New U.S. sanctions against Huawei in the escalating U.S. – China trade war have thrown another wrench into the gears of global commerce. But how do these sanctions affect standards …
GU Client, Millie, featured on Built in Boston
Built in Boston featured Gesmer Updegrove client, Millie, as an innovative technology company in the charitable giving space.
Millie’s charitable giving application matches users with three nonprofits per week and provides users …
Lee Gesmer published “Disney v. Redbox: Misuse It and Lose It” in the July 2018 issue of Cyberspace Lawyer
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Lee Gesmer published “Reminder from SDNY – Trade Secrets Need To Be Kept Secret” in the January/February 2018 issue of Cyberspace Lawyer
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Client Advisory – IRS Overhauls Audit Rules and DMCA Deadline for Registering an Agent is Coming Up
This Client Advisory is a two-for-one. The first part of the client advisory addresses the new audit rules for partnerships and limited liability companies established by the IRS. Clients should review …
Jason Armiger wrote an article for the Mass Lawyers Journal
Jason Armiger wrote an article called “Making Friends” for the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Lawyers Journal.
Jennifer Henricks is featured in BC Law Magazine’s Summer 2017 issue
Jennifer Henricks is featured in BC Law Magazine’s Summer 2017 edition in the Alumni Section called Triumphs, Honors, and Good Deeds for the $22M lawsuit she and Kevin Peters won in June.
Lee Gesmer published “Failure to Put Infinging and Infringed Work in Evidence Dooms Copyright Case” in the March 2017 issue of Cyberspace Lawyer.
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