“All I Want for Christmas Is” – A Copyright Lawsuit?
Just in time for the holidays, Mariah Carey, the self-described “Queen of Christmas” (although her trademark application for that mark…
EEOC Guidance Updates: What Do They Mean for Employers?
As every employer in America is likely aware, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), is the federal body responsible…
Thomas Earp’s Impact on NJ Youth: A Legacy of Leadership and Service
Our EC team was honored to celebrate co-founder Thomas Earp as he was inducted in the New Jersey Business Hall…
The PERRY Act: Protecting Seniors From Bad Real Estate Transactions
Unfortunately, elderly adults in the U.S. fall victim to various forms of abuse or exploitation. As humans age, we naturally…
AI Startup Anthropic Singing the Blues After Being Sued for Copyright Infringement
A group of major music publishers, including Universal Music, recently sued AI startup Anthropic in federal court in Nashville for…
Carol Harding named Chairperson of the EC Litigation Department
Congratulations to Carol Harding who has been named Chairperson of the Litigation Department at Earp Cohn! She succeeds attorney Doug…
How Should Employers Approach DEI Audits?
In a landmark ruling earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that compelled considerations of race were being unconstitutionally…
The Google Antitrust Trial – Déjà Vu All Over Again?
Wait, haven’t we seen this one before? In a federal courtroom in Washington, attorneys for the U.S. Department of Justice…
Tom Earp and the Junior Achievement of New Jersey Empowers South Jersey Youth with RCSJ Collaboration
Exciting News! Our very own Thomas L. Earp, Esq. is making a difference in South Jersey’s education landscape! On Tuesday,…
From She-Shed to Legal Luminary: Carrie Ward’s Creative Approach to Entertainment Law
Creative Roots & Legal Excellence: Dive into the inspiring journey of Carrie Ward, an entertainment and intellectual property attorney with a…
