If you develop a character, copyright it
by Rushing McCarl LLP Nov. 24, 2021

Huffman v. Activision Publishing Inc. serves as a reminder that content creators should register copyrights for the personas and characters they develop.

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Innovation or Infringement: The Fine Line Between Marketing Strategy and Unfair Practices
by Rushing McCarl LLP Nov. 18, 2021

In Insurance King Agency, Inc. v. Digital Media Solutions, media giant DMS is alleged to have deceived consumers through their ad campaigns. Don’t make the same mistake.

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Rushing McCarl files Ninth Circuit appeal in sexual assault case
by Rushing McCarl LLP Nov. 08, 2021

Rushing McCarl LLP attorneys Ryan McCarl, John Rushing, and Davit Avagyan just filed an opening brief on behalf of Jane Doe in the Ninth Circuit case Doe v. Compania Panamena de Aviacion. Doe alleges that she was the victim of an inflight sexual assault experienced while she was flying from Los Angeles to Panama.

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Sloppy Settlements: What Kim v. Tinder Means for Early Class Action Settlements
by Rushing McCarl LLP Oct. 08, 2021

The Ninth Circuit’s disapproval of a pre-certification class settlement involving Tinder signals that early class action settlements are likely to face greater scrutiny.

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Use Your Trademark From Day One: Social Technologies LLC v. Apple Inc.
by Rushing McCarl LLP Sep. 06, 2021

After the recent trademark case, Social Technologies LLC v. Apple Inc., companies should use trademarks commercially if they lose their registration.

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Are Mandatory Vaccinations Legal? Yes, Here’s Why
by Rushing McCarl LLP Sep. 02, 2021

In Klaassen vs the Trustees of Indian University,  a preliminary injunction against vaccination mandates was denied. Here is why.

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