
U.S. Copyright Office Proposes First Fee Changes Since 2020
The U.S. Copyright Office has proposed its first fee changes since 2020. Learn what may change, when new fees could take effect and how to prepare.
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The U.S. Copyright Office has proposed its first fee changes since 2020. Learn what may change, when new fees could take effect and how to prepare.

What Cox v. Sony Music means for copyright liability, product design and how platforms communicate their intended use.

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Explore how dupe culture is reshaping trade dress, brand protection and infringement risk for consumer brands, from product design to influencer marketing.

Learn what brands should consider before using AI-generated talent, including disclosure laws, publicity rights, vendor agreements and content clearance.

Minx Law attorney Andrea Cristiani explains how strategic trademark protection can support business growth, investment, expansion and brand value.

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