Month: January 2021

Benched: How Tyrod Taylor’s Injury Could Bring The La Chargers To Court

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After over a month of being sidelined due to an inadvertently punctured lung which occurred while receiving medical care for a broken rib, quarterback Tyrod Taylor of the Los Angeles Chargers has been officially cleared to return to play. The incident occurred approximately twenty minutes before the start of the Chargers’ Week 2 game against …

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Ip Rights And Graffiti: A Win For Street Artists Everywhere

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On the flipside, potential buyers of property may be ambivalent about purchasing buildings with incorporated artwork. Developers whose building plans may require destruction may start to include VARA rights into its due diligence to avoid any future liability from removing unwanted works. All in all, however, the Supreme Court’s denial can be seen as an …

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Trademark Law In Professional Wrestling And Streaming Platforms

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On its face, this certainly seems unfair. WWE is a billion-dollar corporate giant, while many of these wrestlers are young athletes that have modest salaries. However, according to trademark law, the wrestlers do not own their character names, and they are technically using these character names to generate traffic they would otherwise not receive, which …

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