The Importance of an End User License Agreement - Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

The Importance of an End-User License Agreement (EULA)

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Any business that offers mobile applications (“apps”) or other software programs over the Internet needs an End-User License Agreement (“EULA”) that end-users must agree to, in full, prior to downloading the applicable software/apps. EULAs are essential in establishing developers’ ownership rights, while setting forth the limited, conditional license terms that end-users acquire in the underlying […]

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Privacy Policies for Websites and Mobile Applications - Klein Moynihan Turco

Privacy Policies for Websites and Mobile Applications

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While some businesses might be under the impression that their websites or mobile applications (“app”) privacy policies are of little importance, in truth, a well-crafted privacy policy is a critical requirement for any Internet or mobile venture. Letting website/mobile app visitors know, via your privacy policy, about your online data collection activities is not only a good policy from

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Colorado’s New Automatic Renewal Law Effective January 1, 2022 - Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

Colorado’s New Automatic Renewal Law Effective January 1, 2022!

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On January 1, 2022, Colorado’s new automatic renewal law will come into effect; a complete revamp of the old statute. With its updated law, Colorado joins the ranks of states with some of the most extensive automatic renewal laws. Marketers and businesses who want to offer subscription services or other automatic renewal plans to consumers

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How Can Employers Effectively Implement Social Media Policies? - Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

Effectively Implementing Social Media Policies in the Workplace

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Social media platforms provide new and convenient ways for employees to discuss working conditions and engage in other protected activities. Given the collective nature of social media, employers must carefully comply with the National Labor Relations Act (the “Act”) if they want to effectively implement company-wide social media policies. The stated goal of the National

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Trademark Law Updated - Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

Trademark Law Updated: What Brand Owners Need to Know

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On December 18, 2021, the Trademark Modernization Act of 2020 (“TMA”) went into effect, creating new procedures for removing unused trademarks from the federal trademark register and updating existing trademark law procedures. The TMA clears the path for legitimate businesses to register their marks by cleaning out the federal trademark register and giving the United

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Why You Need An NFT Contract - Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

Why You Need an NFT Contract

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An ever-increasing number of celebrities, athletes and artists are commercializing their own NFTs (short for non-fungible tokens), in part, by entering into NFT contracts with NFT creators or “minters.”  NFTs are unique, often one-of-a-kind, digital files (usually images, photographs or short videos) that use blockchain technology to establish proof of ownership.  Once created, or “minted,”

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Google, Pinterest Look to Limit California’s Privacy Laws

KMT’s David Klein Quoted in Adweek: Google, Pinterest Look to Limit California’s Privacy Laws

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By Trishla Ostwal With a year to go before California’s Privacy Rights Act (CPRA)—which aims to prevent businesses from sharing peoples’ data—comes into effect, big tech companies and their lobbyists are actively engaged in limiting the impact of the law. In the public comments released by the state regulatory body California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA), tech giants like Google and

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Trademark Law: Online Retailers and Secondary Liability - Klein Moynihan Turco LLP

Trademark Law: Online Retailers and Secondary Liability

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In the recent Ohio State University v. Redbubble trademark law proceeding, the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals considered whether online retailers are liable for trademark infringement arising from products that they sell on their sites. The lower court entered summary judgment in favor of Redbubble, an Australian online retailer, and against Ohio State University (OSU). The court

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