A copyright and trademark battle is brewing, and it involves the Steve Jobs tribute logo. Three individuals claim to have independently created the popular image, which replaces the bite mark on the Apple logo with a profile of Steve Jobs
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Steve Jobs Apple Tribute Logo a Copyright Dispute
Should the IndyCar oval be a thing of the past? And do promoters have a legal obligation to stop using such tracks? These are the questions being raised just a day after IndyCar racer Dan Wheldon was killed at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway
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Oval Track Contribute to Dan Wheldon’s Death?
Another lost Apple prototype sent investigators on an iPhone search in San Francisco in late July. But, did Apple security and the San Francisco Police Department violate any laws
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SF Cops, Apple Employees Search Man’s Home for iPhone
Are GPS devices the answer to finding fault in bike and car accidents? With an overwhelming number of cases providing no evidence other than participant statements, finding and analyzing GPS data in accidents appears to be the next big thing… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Using GPS to Piece Together Bike, Car Accidents
If your child is biking to school alone, are you guilty of child neglect? Tennessee mom Teresa Tryon is facing this very accusation. Tryon lets her 10-year-old daughter to ride her bike to school by herself
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TN Child Biking to School Alone: Child Neglect?
The duel between Amazon and California over sales tax may finally be coming to a conclusion. A new Amazon sales tax deal would allow Amazon to postpone collecting sales tax from California consumers until September 2012
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Amazon’s California Sales Tax Deal Set for 2012
Are Real Housewives star Bethenny Frankel’s Skinnygirl Margaritas all-natural? Not according to a recently-filed Skinnygirl Margarita lawsuit
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Skinnygirl Margarita Lawsuit: Bethenny Frankel Sued Over Advertising
A state law ending Arizona same-sex health benefits for partners of government employees suffered a loss at the hands of the 9th Circuit on Tuesday when the court upheld a preliminary injunction blocking its enforcement. Concluding that Proposition 102 violates… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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AZ Same-Sex Health Benefits for Govt Workers Protected by 9th Cir.
Would you use your MacBook Air as a knife? Videos, pictures, and stories have surfaced of Apple users across the globe using their MacBook Airs to slice fruit, mushrooms, and sometimes even their own elbow.
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MacBook Air Cuts Like a Knife. Literally.
An increasing number of people have set up home businesses that allow them to sell homemade goods, but with sales occurring on a hyperlocal basis and over the Internet, few consider the legality of their actions.
