By Zach Nickels, Elizabeth S. Dipchand Image of Bored Ape #8398 AKA “Fred Simian” (image via OpenSea) The recent theft of four of actor Seth Green’s (“Green”) NFT’s has stoked the fire for further debate about the intersection of personal property rights, licenses, and intellectual property rights in the context of NFTs. Beyond Green’s obvious...
By Zach Nickels A recent filing in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York provides yet another example of the importance of understanding the intersection of personal property rights, licences, copyright and non-fungible tokens (“NFTs”) and the distinctions between them. The Claim In TAMARINDART, LLC v. Raisa Husain and Owais...
Dipchand LLP is proud to share our support and participation in artist and activist Benjamin Von Wong’s latest project and symbol of environmental change, the Giant Plastic Tap. In collaboration with the Embassy of Canada in France, Von Wong continues to raise the awareness of single-use plastics, but for the first time, his art directly...
By Zach Nickels, Dan Pollack Earlier this month, The Hudson’s Bay Company used a photograph of a prominent Toronto lawyer and EDI advocate taken by an acclaimed Toronto portrait photographer to promote The Bay’s “Charter for Change” fundraising campaign to promote opportunities for the BIPOC community in an in-store display. Unfortunately, they did so...
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