19Aug
Third Circuit Analyzes Work for Hire and Assignment Requirements and Explains Why the Distinction Matters
When a judicial opinion refers to a “bitter feud”, a plaintiff “beset by acrimony”, and a “rock star” banker who “faced his peripeteia” (we looked it up for you - it’s Greek for “reversal of fortune”), you know there’s gotta be a good story behind a...
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Dorsey & Whitney LLP
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