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Are the Needs of Research Reflected in Copyright Decision-Making? An analysis of Copyright Councils & Consultations – Part I – Go Health Pro

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Are the Needs of Research Reflected in Copyright Decision-Making? An analysis of Copyright Councils & Consultations – Part I – Go Health Pro

Image by Peter Mello via Flickr The interests of research are not necessarily heard or represented when decisions are being made about copyright laws that affect them. Both permanent and temporary consultation structures more often than not fail to ensure that there is a channel open for this. Part one of this two-part blog introduces … Read more

The AI Act provisions relating to copyright – Possibility of private enforcement? Germany as an example – Part 2 – Go Health Pro

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The AI Act provisions relating to copyright – Possibility of private enforcement? Germany as an example – Part 2 – Go Health Pro

Image by Aristal Branson from Pixabay Part 1 of this post provided an overview of the relevant provisions of the AI Act and explored enforcement via Section 823(2) of the German Civil Code. This part 2 will look at enforcement via Section 3a of the German Act Against Unfair Competition, compare the two methods of … Read more

The AI Act provisions relating to copyright – Possibility of private enforcement? Germany as an example – Part 1 – Go Health Pro

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The AI Act provisions relating to copyright – Possibility of private enforcement? Germany as an example – Part 2 – Go Health Pro

Image by Aristal Branson from Pixabay The EU AI Act contains some provisions that have a copyright connection. Examples are the obligation for providers of general-purpose AI models to establish a policy to respect the rights reservation in Art. 4(3) DSM Directive 2019/790 (Art. 53(1)(c) AI Act) and their obligation to provide a sufficiently detailed … Read more

Litigation update on the FTC’s rule banning most employment non-compete clauses – Part 6 – Go Health Pro

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By Greg Care As we’ve discussed in prior blog posts, there is an ongoing legal fight over the fate of the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) rule banning nearly all employment non-compete provisions nationwide. The two fronts of this fight remain—for now—in the appellate courts of the Fifth Circuit (Ryan LLC v. Federal Trade Commission, No. … Read more

Miller II, Part II? – Verfassungsblog – Go Health Pro

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Miller II, Part II? – Verfassungsblog – Go Health Pro

Earlier this week, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a press conference to announce that he would resign as Prime Minister once a new Liberal leader was selected. He also revealed that he had advised the Governor General to prorogue Parliament and that she had granted the request, with Parliament set to return on March … Read more

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