Mystery Boxes, Brand Names & Legal Risk — A Closer Look at RillaBox
Mystery-box platforms like RillaBox are gaining popularity. For consumers they promise thrill and surprise. For brands and the law? There…
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Here, we explore the legal frameworks, recent rulings, and cultural shifts that matter to our clients. These posts mix analysis with real-world perspective—and sometimes the quick ideas that spark bigger conversations.
Hermès Beats Birkin “Tying” Case in N.D. Cal.—Key Takeaways for Scarcity-Driven Brands
A California federal judge dismissed—with prejudice—the proposed class action claiming Hermès illegally conditioned access to Birkin (and Kelly) bags on…
Florida’s Museum Loan Law: What Lenders, Estates, and Museums Need to Know (F.S. §267.0723).
Florida has legislated clear rules for property loaned to museums—and what happens when lenders go quiet. Museums must keep written…
Florida’s Chapter 686: The Fine Print That Can Rewrite Your Art Deals
If you are an art dealer or an art lawyer representing art dealers in Florida, it is imperative you have…
Sampling the Legends—Or Stealing? Three Six Mafia Sues $uicideboy$ Again
Three Six Mafia sues rap duo $uicideboy$ a second time for copyright infringement. With one quick listen of any song…
The Battle Over ‘Gang Starr’: Solar’s Second Strike Against DJ Premier
For a second time, the “Most Evil Man in Hip-Hop” strikes again, coming after the late Guru and DJ Premier,…
The Price of Nothing: How a Blank Canvas Sparked a Legal Battle
As an art lawyer, I find the case of Jens Haaning’s “Take the Money and Run” both fascinating and thought-provoking,…