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Spotlight
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- CLL Selected as one of “New York’s Top Ranked Law Firms”
- Martindale-Hubbell awarded this ranking in 2013.
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- CLL Defeats Hershey in Epic Trademark Infringement and Dilution Case
- Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman successfully represented The Promotion In Motion Companies, Inc., the company...
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- CLL Continues to be Ranked Nationally among the "Best Law Firms"
- U.S. News & Best Lawyers have named CLL nationally in the "Best Law Firms" 2013 list...
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- CLL Continues to Underwrite WNYC and WQXR
- We are proud to be an underwriter of New York Public Radio...
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- Landmark Victories In Two Pro Bono Cases
- What do a murder conviction and unscrupulous real estate practices have in common? They were the subject of our firm's victories in two significant pro bono cases this past year. ...
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Events
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Fashion Technology & the Internet
June 13, 2013
This complimentary program will explore some of the newest technological developments in the fashion industry.
CLL Offers Three Complimentary, Industry-focused Programs Throughout the Year
Our programs focus on timely business and legal topics related to the publishing, fashion, and the restaurant, food and
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- Publishing '13 Are We Falling of the Publishing Cliff?
- The videos are now available from our 2013 Publishing Seminar
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- Cowan Liebowitz Attorneys Obtain Decision Against Second Hand Digital Music Marketer
- Cowan, Liebowitz & Latman successfully represented Capitol Records, LLC in establishing copyright infringement against ReDigi, Inc., a start-up technology company that touts itself as “the world’s first and only online marketplace for digital used music.”
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- Client Alert - Supreme Court Holds That A Copyright Owner Controls Only The “First Sale” Of A Copy—Wherever That Sale Occurred
- On March 19, 2013 the U.S. Supreme Court issued its decision in Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons. The Kirtsaeng case concerns the “First Sale Doctrine” of the U.S. Copyright Act: the right of the owner of a “particular copy” of a work that was “lawfully made under this title” to sell or dispose of that copy without the authorization of the copyright owner.