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Matthew Julyan
Associate
Morgan Lewis
Matthew Julyan is an Associate at Morgan Lewis. He focuses his practice on trademark and copyright litigation and counseling. Prior to joining Morgan Lewis, he assisted with advertising, brand, and content litigation at a Washington, DC-based law firm. Matthew also brings experience from his law school’s Trademark Clinic, where he guided clients through the trademark prosecution process and provided written reports regarding the likelihood of registrability.
Recent Articles by Matthew Julyan
Copyright exits everywhere—from books on a library shelf to music playing on the radio, to the software running the electronic device on which you are reading this article. Copyright’s broad scope and extensive reach foster a varied and fascinating landscape of copyright cases. From cases involving the use of a celebrity photograph, animated dancing video game characters, to artificial intelligence (AI) infringement inquiries, the number and type of matters copyright touches is seemingly infinite. This provides an evergreen bounty of copyright cases to digest. The following highlights some of the top copyright decisions of 2023.