Are Whistleblower Protections Available for Public University Student-Althletes in Florida?
Federal and Florida Whistleblower Protections Federal law currently provides two civil rights statutes with protections that are applicable to student-athletes: Title
A Guide to Your Social Media and Streaming Career: What You Need to Know About Platform Community Guidelines
Kick Kick is a live streaming platform that allows streamers to broadcast content in real time and engage directly with their
Using AI for Work Could Land You on the Receiving End of a Nasty Lawsuit
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Who owns Frida Kahlo’s legacy? The dispute over her trademark could impact other artists
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Florida Keys Inventor and EPGD Business Law Take on Marine Industry Giants for Patent Infringement on Groundbreaking Trolling Motor Mount
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Can Museums and Exhibits Use Copyrighted Images?
While strolling around a museum, exhibit or educational pop-up, you may have wondered if these places may use artistic works however
Your Product Formula: Who Really Owns It?
You have a great idea for a new supplement or cosmetic product. The journey from concept to consumer involves a crucial
An Overview of Connelly, No. 23-146, and its Impact on Buy-Sell Agreements
The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Connelly v. United States raises concerns about corporate structuring and business succession plans. Connelly v.
Legal Issues that Content Creators and Streamers Should be Aware of
Many young people are launching careers through various types of platforms, especially streaming platforms, which have exploded across forums such as
Think You’re “Common Law Married” in Florida? Think Again
I. The Misconception Many couples believe that if they live together long enough and act like a married couple, they are