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Month: June, 2020
Bryan Sullivan Writes on Sherlock Holmes Intellectual Property Lawsuit for Forbes
Category: News, Publications | Wednesday, June 24th, 2020 | Comments Off on Bryan Sullivan Writes on Sherlock Holmes Intellectual Property Lawsuit for Forbes
Bryan Sullivan’s article “‘Enola Holmes’ Netflix Movie At The Center Of New Copyright, Trademark Infringement Lawsuit By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Estate” was published on Forbes on June 24, 2020. In the article, Bryan discusses some of the history surrounding the Sherlock Holmes properties in question, and the decisions that laid the groundwork for this case.
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Bryan Sullivan Writes on Morals Clauses and the First Amendment for Forbes
Category: News, Publications | Monday, June 22nd, 2020 | Comments Off on Bryan Sullivan Writes on Morals Clauses and the First Amendment for Forbes
Bryan Sullivan’s article “Morals Clauses And The First Amendment In The Social Media Age: Freedom Of Speech Does Not Mean Freedom From Consequences” was published on Forbes on June 22, 2020. In the article, Bryan discusses the importance of morals clauses and the question of First Amendment protections of free speech afforded by the Constitution.
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Peter Scott Named 2020 Southern California “Rising Stars” by Super Lawyers
Category: Awards | Tuesday, June 9th, 2020 | Comments Off on Peter Scott Named 2020 Southern California “Rising Stars” by Super Lawyers
The firm is pleased to announce that Peter Scott has been selected by Thomson Reuters as a 2020 Southern California “Super Lawyers” Rising Star. The “Rising Stars” distinction honors attorneys under the age of 40 in the Southern California region who earned the highest point totals in the “Rising Stars” nomination, research and blue ribbon review process.