Seth Berman Explains Ariana Grande’s “John Doe” Lawsuit
Abrams Fensterman Partner Seth Berman appeared on FOX 5 New York to discuss Ariana Grande’s lawsuit against unidentified hackers accused of stealing and distributing unreleased music, photographs and video footage.
About the Interview
Protecting Artists’ Creative Work in the Digital Age
Seth explains how a “John Doe” lawsuit can allow Grande’s attorneys to pursue discovery and issue subpoenas to help identify the alleged hackers—and why the case carries broader implications for artists seeking to protect their creative work and control when and how it is released.
The lawsuit highlights the legal and technological challenges facing artists, creators and entertainment companies when confidential creative materials are stolen and distributed without authorization.
Intellectual Property & Entertainment Law
Abrams Fensterman represents artists, creators, entertainment professionals and businesses in copyright disputes, licensing matters, intellectual property protection and complex entertainment litigation.
