Have you ever ordered something on line and it took much much longer to arrive than the original date given. Worse is when your order never arrives! I’ve been there, and who has time to call to track where the order is? Why not just come are the seller said? Apparently, I’m not the only […]
Just like the USA, UK, and Australia speak English, we all speak very different English. The same is for Spanish. Just because Hispanics speak Spanish, we don’t all speak the same Spanish. When reviewing a marketing campaign in Spanish, my first question is “who” is your target audience to take into account the language nuances. […]
Someone recently asked me if I actually read the Terms of Use on websites or apps. Considering that I’m an attorney and practice privacy law, not only do I read them, I actually draft them. It’s how I help clients be legally compliant online. But this question got me thinking, how do people know what […]
Yesterday, I attended a great networking event, and learned some interesting things from the presenter. The biggest take away for me was to pick three words that are the core of my business. So, I picked the following three words: 1.Honesty: In order to build relationships and trust, there must be honesty 2.Compliance: Legally compliant […]
Having school online raises lots of privacy law questions under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) for children under 13 years of age. As a parent and an attorney, I like to keep an eye on what is being collected online and by whom, even if my kids are old enough to have this […]
In a recent case, a tattoo artist sued a game maker for copyright infringement for copying the tattoo into the game. The game is a sport with famous players licensed to be “realisticly” playing in it. The game maker has a license to make the players as realistic as possible. The tattoo artist knowingly […]
Can you buy a Tiffany’s engagement ring at Costco? Would you be confused if you saw a “Tiffany” engagement ring for sale at Costco? After seven plus years of litigation, the Second Circuit remanded the Tiffany & Co. v. Costco case to the lower court to decide if Costco infringed on Tiffany’s name by selling […]
