Justia's Blawgsearch Ranks the "Most Popular" copyright law blogs. Out of 89 copyright law blogs listed in total by Justia, here are the top 25 of "all time." Visiting each one shows you just how alive thinking is in copyright law and how the blogosphere opened up this field of interest to public scrutiny and healthy debate
1. IPKat
2. Plagiarism Today
3. Chilling Effects Clearinghouse
4. Chicago IP Litigation Blog
5. Recording Industry vs. The People
6. Likelihood of Confusion
7. Copyfight
8. Copyright Litigation Blog
9. Copyhype
10. Technolama
11. Photo Attorney
12. Case Clothesed For Fashion Law
13. Excess Copyright
14. Internet Cases
15. Ruling Imagination: Law and Creativity
16. eLegal Canton
17. Hearsay Culture
18. In Between Cases
19. LoTempio Law Blog
20. techblawg
21. IP In Brief
22. Barry Sookman's Copyright IP Computer
23. QuestionCopyright.org
24. Nolo Presents The Law In Plain English
25. Blawg IT
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Monday, June 29, 2015
Congratulations To Top 25 Most Popular Copyright Law Blogs Of All Time
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federal litigation,
Top Copyright Blogs
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Monday, June 22, 2015
Congratulations To Top 25 Most Popular Intellectual Property Law Blogs of All Time
Justia's Blawgsearch Ranks the "Most Popular" intellectual property law blogs. Out of 461 intellectual property law blogs listed in total by Justia, here are the top 25 of "all time." Visiting each one shows you just how alive thinking is in patent, trademark, copyright and related fields and how the blogosphere opened up this field of interest to public scrutiny and healthy debate.
1. IPKAT
2. IPBiz
3. Plagiarism Today
4. Patently-O
5. Patent Docs
6. 43(b)log
7. Law & Disorder
8. Technology & Marketing Law
9. Chicago IP Litigation Blog
10. Recording Industry v. The People
11. William Carleton, Counselor @ Law
12. Hollywood, Esq.
13. Likelihood of Confusion
14. IPWatchdog.com
15. Los Angeles Intellectual Property Blog
16. The Trademark Blog
17. Copyfight
18. The TTABlog
19. The University of Chicago Law Blog
20. ITC 337 Law Blog
21. Freedom To Tinker
22. Copyright Litigation Blog
23. Duets Blog
24. Eastern District of Texas Federal Court Practice
25. Illinois Business Journal
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1. IPKAT
2. IPBiz
3. Plagiarism Today
4. Patently-O
5. Patent Docs
6. 43(b)log
7. Law & Disorder
8. Technology & Marketing Law
9. Chicago IP Litigation Blog
10. Recording Industry v. The People
11. William Carleton, Counselor @ Law
12. Hollywood, Esq.
13. Likelihood of Confusion
14. IPWatchdog.com
15. Los Angeles Intellectual Property Blog
16. The Trademark Blog
17. Copyfight
18. The TTABlog
19. The University of Chicago Law Blog
20. ITC 337 Law Blog
21. Freedom To Tinker
22. Copyright Litigation Blog
23. Duets Blog
24. Eastern District of Texas Federal Court Practice
25. Illinois Business Journal
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Copyright law, fine art and navigating the courts. All practice, no theory.Copyright Litigation Handbook (Thomson Reuters Westlaw 2014-2015) by Raymond J. Dowd
Partner in law firm Dunnington Bartholow & Miller LLP in New York City litigating in federal and state courts and arbitrations. Experienced trial and appellate practitioner. Author: Copyright Litigation Handbook (Thomson Reuters 2019-2020). The New York Law Journal called it "an indispensable guide". Board of Directors of the Fordham Law Alumni Association, former General Counsel & Director Federal Bar Association, FBA Chair of the Circuit VPs, ViP for Second Circuit. Member Board of Governors, National Arts Club. President, Network of Bar Leaders (2013-2014).
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Sunday, June 07, 2015
Raubkunst/Stolen Art Alert in Vienna: Austrian State Treaty of 1955 Requires Austria To Return Nazi Looted Art, Austrian Politicians Continue To Lie
Egon Schiele's Dead City III - Stolen from Fritz Grunbaum
Austria's Shameful Disregard of Its Continuing Treaty Obligations
The Austria State Treaty of 1995 permitted the Russians, French, British and U.S. to depart occupied Vienna. It was written in English, Russian and French so that the rest of the world could understand exactly what Austria had promised to do. Below is Article 26 of the Treaty. It says that Austria is supposed to find and return all property belonging to Jews.
Article 26 was a key aspect of the Allied victory in World War II. American soldiers lost their lives for Article 26, and the U.S. State Department should wake up and demand Austria's obedience to its obligations.
To its shame, Austria and its politicians have lied to the world and done everything possible to ensure that the children and grandchildren of Nazis could enjoy the property stolen from Vienna's Jews.
The Austria State Treaty is the legal equivalent of the U.S. Constitution. So if an Austrian tells you that an Austrian law prevents Austria from giving back property stolen from Jews, they are simply lying. In 2009 I confronted Austrian diplomats with the text of Article 26 at a conference in Prague after they denied Austria's ongoing treaty obligations to despoiled Holocaust victims.
Harvey Weinstein's Woman in Gold with Helen Mirren opened in Vienna on this June 4 to a firestorm of press. Let's hope that Austrians learn from Hollywood and demand that their politicians start to follow the law of their land, rather than shaming Austria in endless litigation in US courts.
Article 26
PROPERTY, RIGHTS AND INTERESTS OF MINORITY GROUPS
IN AUSTRIA
1. In
so far as such action has not already been taken, Austria undertakes
that, in
all cases where property, legal rights or interests in Austria have since
13th
March, 1938, been subject of forced transfer or measures of sequestration,
confiscation
or control on account of the racial origin or religion of the owner,
the
said property shall be returned and the said legal rights and interests
shall
be
restored together
with their accessories. Where return or restoration is
impossible, compensation shall be granted for losses
incurred by reason of such
measures to the same extent as is, or may be, given to
Austrian nationals generally
in respect of war damage.
2. Austria
agrees to take under its control all property, legal rights and
interests
in Austria of persons, organizations or communities which, individually
or as
members of groups, were the object of racial, religious or other Nazi measures
of
persecution where, in the case of persons, such property, rights and interests
remain
heirless or unclaimed for six months after the coming into force of the
present
Treaty, or where in the case of organizations and communities such
organizations or communities have ceased
to exist. Austria shall transfer such
property, rights and interests to
appropriate agencies or organizations to be
designated by the Four Heads of
Mission in Vienna by agreement with the Austrian
Government to be used for the relief and
rehabilitation of victims of
persecution by the Axis Powers,
it being understood that these provisions do
not require Austria to make payments in
foreign exchange or other transfers
to foreign countries which would
constitute a burden on the Austrian economy.
Such transfer shall be effected within
eighteen months from the coming into
force of the present Treaty and shall
include property, rights and interests required
to
be restored under paragraph 1, of this Article.
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Partner in law firm Dunnington Bartholow & Miller LLP in New York City litigating in federal and state courts and arbitrations. Experienced trial and appellate practitioner. Author: Copyright Litigation Handbook (Thomson Reuters 2019-2020). The New York Law Journal called it "an indispensable guide". Board of Directors of the Fordham Law Alumni Association, former General Counsel & Director Federal Bar Association, FBA Chair of the Circuit VPs, ViP for Second Circuit. Member Board of Governors, National Arts Club. President, Network of Bar Leaders (2013-2014).
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