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A bill that would protect high-fashion designers from knockoffs passed unanimously in the Senate Judiciary Committee today.
The CFDA president helped welcome Fordham's new Fashion Law Institute.
From copyright infringement to signing a store lease, director Susan Scafidi gives us the lowdown on the new center.
A restaurant that across from the Times Building stops mimicking the paper's font.
Can you really sue over insoles?
The seamstress is actually fairly pleased with the outcome.
And her business is suffering as a result.
Trovata gave up the two-year legal battle that could have resulted in a landmark verdict.
So much for that landmark legislation about copyrighting clothing designs.
They might not even understand what the case is all about.
Well, not really — but it's up to a jury to decide.
The landmark trial over fast-fashion knockoffs has begun.
The designer blogs about her recent trip to Washington, D.C., with Jason Wu, Narciso Rodriguez, and Thakoon Panichgul.
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