AI Music-Generators Sued for Copyright Infringement
In what is becoming this decade’s version of the Napster streaming lawsuits from the early 2000s, major music publishing companies…
Understanding the Superior Court’s Role in Rescinding LLC Dissolution Certificates
The recent published decision by the New Jersey Appellate Division in the case of Kartik Patel and Shiv Hospitality LLC…
Cher vs. Mary Bono
When is a dispute about copyright? When is a dispute about community property? A recent federal case in California involving…
Ed Borden Elected Vice-Chair of the Board of Joseph’s House
Attorney Edward F. Borden, Jr. was recently elected vice-chair of the board of Joseph’s House of Camden (jhoc.org), a homeless…
Congratulations to the 2024 John H. Adler Scholarship Recipients!
We are delighted to announce Ciara Robinson and Charlotte Berman as this year’s recipients of the prestigious John H. Adler…
Speak No Evil: NJ Supreme Court Finds Broad Non-Disparagement Agreements Unenforceable
Many businesses include non-disparagement clauses in employment contracts and settlement agreements to prevent former employees or contractors from making negative…
Band Name Ownership: Lessons from the Split Decision Trademark Dispute
In the world of music, the stage isn’t the only place where drama unfolds. Legal battles over band names can…
Two Earp Cohn Attorneys Named 2024 New Jersey Super Lawyers
Earp Cohn P.C. is pleased to announce two attorneys have been selected for the 2024 New Jersey Super Lawyers and…
Law Alert: New Jersey Mandates Flood Risk Disclosure for Property Sales and Leases
As a response to increases in flooding risks resulting from global warming, on July 3, 2023, New Jersey enacted The…
What the NLRB’s Joint Employer Rule Means for Employers in 2024
As an employer, you often don’t consider whether your employees have side hustles, which usually are not a concern. Under…
