Month: September 2018

Brandon J. Huffman Quoted on Telltale Studio Layoffs

The article from GameDaily.biz details Telltale’s potential legal troubles regarding its mass layoffs on September 21st, 2018. Here is an excerpt: Class action waivers in terms of use and similar contracts (like EULAs) are constantly litigated and there is new precedent all the time,” explains Brandon Huffman, founding partner of Odin Law & Media. “California …

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Odin Law Participates in Operation Airdrop for Hurricane Florence

Operation Airdrop is an all-volunteer group of General Aviation pilots formed by Doug Jackson to deliver relief supplies to hard to reach areas in need. In light of Hurricane Florence and the recent flooding devastation across the Carolinas, Odin Law joined the effort in sending supplies to stranded areas of Eastern North Carolina. If you …

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EU Approves Copyright Directive

This month, the European Parliament voted in favor of the Copyright Directive, a piece of legislation intending to update online copyright laws. The apparent goal of the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market is to hold platforms with user content, like YouTube and Facebook, liable for copyright infringement. Or in the video game …

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Best practices on events and risk management for VR/AR, Part 2

The world of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) is pretty new, but fortunately, the legal standards for these experiences are still very similar to the legal standards for video games and experiences in other more common media types. The same goes for managing events focusing on VR/AR experiences and mitigating risk. For experiences: …

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