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Taylor Swift Sued for Copyright Infringement in Florida Court
A lot of lesser-known people seem to think that pop stars are stealing their work. While it is possible, is it really copyright infringement if someone has never heard of the song or creative work? Could pop megastar Taylor Swift be stealing the work of others? That’s what a Florida woman is alleging. She… Read More »
Trends in Retail Leasing in Orlando
When it comes to real estate, you never know what to expect. Interest rates go up and down. Supply and demand can vary. In the commercial real estate world, these factors can present challenges for developers, landlords, and tenants. But they can bring about opportunities as well. One common trend in the Orlando retail… Read More »
Miley Cyrus Sued for Copyright Infringement Over “Flowers”
If you’ve ever heard Miley Cyrus’ pop hit “Flowers,” which recently won a Grammy award, you may notice that some of the lyrics are similar. Cyrus released the song in January 2023 after divorcing her husband, Liam Hemsworth. However, some of the words, particularly in the chorus, have similarities to the Bruno Mars song… Read More »
What to Know About Noncompete Agreements
A nationwide ban on noncompete agreements was supposed to happen in September, but a judge struck that down. This means that existing noncompete agreements will remain in place and employers are allowed to ask you to sign one as a condition of employment. Congress or a higher court could decide otherwise, but such a… Read More »
Should I Hire a Lawyer for My Contract Dispute?
When dealing with financial matters, it’s best to have a contract in place. While having a contract offers legal protections, disputes can still happen. A client may not pay you on time. Your contractor may not finish the construction project at your home. Life happens. Delays often occur for various reasons. Money gets tight…. Read More »
What to Know About Noncompete Agreements in Florida
Many companies use legal documents to protect themselves from the actions of employees. One such document is a noncompete agreement. Non-compete agreements serve as legal mechanisms to protect legitimate business interests, allowing businesses to secure their trade secrets and maintain strong relationships with specific customers. However, their enforceability must comply with both Florida law… Read More »
Disney Prevails in Lawsuit Surrounding Fake Merchandise
Disneyland and Disney World are some of the most popular attractions in the world. Combined, these parks bring in tens of billions of dollars in revenue every year. Disney is a powerful brand. You can bet that virtually everyone on the planet has heard of Mickey Mouse and company. You don’t mess with Disney…. Read More »
Business Partners Purchase 3 Businesses in 6 Years
Buying an already-established business can be difficult because you aren’t familiar with the company’s entire history. What is the environment like? Is the business profitable? On the other hand, an established business can be an easy purchase. You don’t have to build the business from the ground up. It already has revenue and customers,… Read More »
Best Ways to Implement AI Tools
We are now in the age of robots. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for a while now. You might use Amazon Alexa to order products, tell you the time, give you weather conditions, or play games. Or maybe you use chatbots to assist you with customer service and online purchases. AI tools can… Read More »
The Beastie Boys Sue Chili’s for Using Song Without Permission
Musicians tend to be creative people. They create catchy songs and in many cases, even fun music videos to accompany them. Sometimes these works become very popular and receive critical acclaim and awards. In the 1980s, The Beastie Boys fought for their right to party. Forty years later, they are still fighting, but this… Read More »