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Federal Circuit Limits Lanham Act in Response to First Amendment Challenge

The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that the Lanham’s Act prohibition on registering a trademark including a living person’s name without their permission was unconstitutional… The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that the Lanham’s Act prohibition on registering a trademark including a living person’s name without their permission was unconstitutional, at […]

Author: Ronald S. Bienstock

April 1, 2022

First Amendment

NJ Appeals Court Rules on Employer’s Ability to Require Flu Shot

After suffering through one of the worst flu seasons in several years, New Jersey employers understandably want to take every step possible to keep their workers healthy. However, to avoid legal risks, businesses should generally encourage vaccination rather than require it. Courts have traditionally held that if employees’ religious beliefs prevent them from taking vaccines […]

Author: Gary S. Young

June 16, 2014

When Can a Tweet Lead to Criminal Prosecution?

In Spain, Alba González Camacho was recently convicted of inciting terrorism. While such allegations are far from rare in today’s world, her modus operandi—social media. As reported in The New York Times, prosecutors contend that Camacho’s Twitter posts, which called on the disbanded terror group Grapo to kill several Spanish politicians, crossed the free speech […]

Author: Fernando M. Pinguelo

March 4, 2014

Does California's Paparazzi Law Violate First Amendment or Not?

Many celebrities, athletes, and public figures are accustomed to being followed and photographed by the paparazzi, but when it comes to their children, many of these people have called for a “hands-off” rule. Many states currently allow photographers to snap images of celebrities’ children when they’re in a public setting, but a new law in […]

Author: Anthony R. Caruso

September 27, 2013

First Amendment

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