Pretty much every business has a website these days – whether you sell goods or services, or merely provide information about goods and services. If your company is in this group, this post is for you.
The Issue
Recently, claims that websites are not accessible to disabled users have skyrocketed, and my guess is they
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So how is your year going so far? So many fashion brands have shared that it has been a “weird’ start to 2019 – be it the government shut down, the LAUSD teacher strike, or heavy rain or snow.
I aw writing to give you a little pick me up or a pep
All successful entrepreneurs know that sometimes, you need to wipe the slate clean. They have learned that fear of the unknown is much better than extending the agony of an unsuccessful venture.
In fashion, you see this manifest when a designer gets too attached to a style (or worse, a warehouse of styles).Continue Reading A Fresh Start
For those of you who know me, you know I went to law school determined to be a fashion lawyer. I also hoped that Fashion Law would eventually become taught in law schools coast to coast. I never imagined that I would be one of those professors, and the field would become so well regarded so quickly! I am grateful for all your support and am encouraged that so many of you want to join the Fashion Law movement.
Continue Reading Fashion Law 101: How To Become A Fashion Lawyer
When I first suggested to friends and colleagues that there is such a thing as “fashion law,” they laughed. Now, fifteen years into being a practicing Fashion Lawyer (as a Fashion Litigator and doing Fashion transactions), I don’t get any laughter when I tell people what I do. Most ask:
Continue Reading Fashion Law 101: How to Create a Movement
My fashion sister in law (get it?) Uduak Oduak has a great post on the Kim Kardashian lawsuit against GAP, the parent of Old Navy. Just in case you haven’t heard, Kim is suing GAP for Millions under Rights of Publicity Claims.
Continue Reading Why Did Kim Kardashian Sue Gap/Old Navy?