Larry Iser’s article “‘Hamilton’ Part II — Why Lin-Manuel Miranda Didn’t Really Need To Clear The Music” was featured in Forbes on June 27, 2016. A follow-up to his previous piece on “Hamilton’s” many allusions to copyrighted music, the article discusses how Miranda’s references to Broadway and hip-hop classics constitute fair use.
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Kate Mangels recently spoke to Reuters about the issues Alec Baldwin’s defense team may face at the actor’s upcoming trial for the fatal “Rust” shooting, following armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed’s sentencing...
The firm is proud to announce that partners Shawn Holley, Michael Kump, and Jonathan Steinsapir have been named by Variety in its 2024 “Legal Impact Report.” This report annually profiles...
KHIKS is pleased to announce that Shawn Holley has been recognized by Forbes on their first annual “America’s Top 200 Lawyers” list. The inaugural list highlights attorneys who are leaders...
