Faruki Blog

Scot Ganow Discusses the Ashley Madison Breach on 700 WLW

I have always written and spoken about the individual value for privacy and when it is violated, how that violation can be very personal and akin to.. Read More

Scot Ganow Discusses the Ashley Madison Breach on 700 WLW

I have always written and spoken about the individual value for privacy and when it is violated, how that violation can be very personal and akin to.. Read More

Is Footage of City Council Meetings Protected by Copyright Laws?

Not according to one federal judge in California. In City of Inglewood v. Joseph Teixeira, et. al., No. 2:15-cv-01815 (C.D. Ca. Aug. 20, 2015),.. Read More

April 2015 Faruki Website Newsletter

* Ron Raether, Don Burton, and Chris Herman successfully brought an end to a plaintiff’s pursuit of class status in a case filed in the Central.. Read More

March 2015 Faruki Website Newsletter

* Erin Rhinehart, a partner with FIC, was invited to join the Ohio State Bar Foundation as a Fellow. * Erin Rhinehart was selected as one of the.. Read More

DOJ Intervenes to Defend Constitutionality of Lanham Act in Redskins' Trademark Dispute

Another chapter has unfolded in the 23-year-old dispute between the Washington Redskins and the Native Americans who object to the team's mascot -- a.. Read More

What Price, On-Line Privacy?

Last week, indeed Friday the 13th, President Obama convened a "Cyber Summit" of business, technology and government leaders to address mounting.. Read More

Media Law 2015: An Update from the Front Lines

The American Bar Association recently convened the 20th Annual Conference of the Forum on Communications Law in Scottsdale, Arizona. Attended by over.. Read More

Patently "Wrong": The U.S. Supreme Court Ends Federal Circuit's Overuse of "De Novo" Standard When Reviewing Trial Courts' Patent Claim Construction Rulings

"The Federal Circuit was wrong," wrote Justice Breyer in a majority opinion in which the United States Supreme Court's dissatisfaction with the.. Read More

Really? This Is Still a Thing?

I've been working in privacy for about 12 years now, and it truly is a profession where nothing can really surprise you. You would think in 2015, in.. Read More
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