Photographers Taking Action on Copyrights
by Mark Friedman – 2 days ago
An intellectual property attorney notes a rise of copyright infringement lawsuits, which can be costly to companies.
An intellectual property attorney notes a rise of copyright infringement lawsuits, which can be costly to companies.
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He acknowledged paying the disgraced lawmaker $157K. read more >
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Kim Provost has been promoted to executive director of the NEA Baptist Charitable Foundation in Jonesboro, where she has been director of fundraising and events for the past 16 years. read more >
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John D. Coulter has been elected a fellow of the College of Labor & Employment Lawyers. read more >
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