Tag: Digital Content Protection

The DudeWithSign Copyright Battle: When Meme Culture Meets Corporate Marketing

Post author By Darren Heitner, Esq.
Post date August 20, 2025

A high-stakes lawsuit reveals the complex intersection of social media fame, copyright law, and unauthorized commercial use In a case that highlights the evolving challenges of intellectual property in the digital age, FJerry LLC—the company behind the wildly popular “DudeWithSign” social media phenomenon—has filed a federal lawsuit against Cookie Enterprises, Inc. for allegedly copying their […]

Tags copyright law, Digital Content Protection, DudeWithSign lawsuit, false endorsement claims, FJerry legal case, influencer marketing legal issues, internet culture copyright, meme culture litigation, Right of Publicity, social media intellectual property

Responding To Copyright Infringement Demands From Poseidon Wave Media And Yesh Music

Post author By Darren Heitner, Esq.
Post date February 6, 2025

Copyright infringement claims can be intimidating for both individuals and businesses. Recently, we’ve seen an increase in demand letters and lawsuits from Poseidon Wave Media LLC and Yesh Music LLC targeting alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted content. This post provides critical guidance on how to respond if you receive a legal communication from these entities. […]

Tags Copyright Demand Response, copyright infringement, Digital Content Protection, Intellectual Property Defense, Legal Demand Letters, Music Copyright Claims, Music Licensing Disputes, Online Copyright Risks, Poseidon Wave Media Lawsuit, Yesh Music Copyright