The Fifth Circuit’s January 2026 decision in Vetter v. Resnik squarely addresses a fundamental question in copyright law: does termination recapture only U.S. rights, or does it restore the worldwide ...

The current wave of copyright litigation continues to highlight the complexities of copyright ownership, as apparent infringers defend claims on the simple basis that the plaintiff doesn't own or ...

In the rapidly evolving intersection between technology and creativity, one fundamental misunderstanding is becoming dangerously widespread: the belief that a person can claim legal copyright ...

In its simplest terms, a copyright is a legal construct that grants the creator of an original work exclusive rights to its use and distribution, usually for a limited time. It is a form of ...