Adam M. Lupion

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  • Newsletter

    Three Point Shot

    In this issue:

    No Copyright in Cardio: Ninth Circuit Rejects Protection for Tracy Anderson Exercise Routines
    Enter the TTCA: The ‘12th Man’ That Ended a Copyright Case Against a College Athletics Employee
    Connecticut Parents Strike Out in Little League Safety Suit
    Postscript: Splish, Splash. International Swimming League Secures Favorable Jury Verdict in Antitrust Trial but Awarded Only Token Damages

    on March 2026

  • News

    Preemption Questions Linger Over Wash. NLRB Fill-In Law

    Partner Adam Lupion speaks to Law360 Employment Authority about the NLRB fill-in bill signed into law in Washington state.

    From Law360 Employment Authority on March 26, 2026

  • Newsletter

    Three Point Shot

    In this issue:

    Harlem Globetrotters Playing Defense in NIL Suit
    A Flight Plan That Never Cleared: Sixth Circuit Grounds Drone Deer Recovery
    Equine Activity Liability Act Proves to Be a High Fence to Recovery

    on December 2025

  • Awards and Recognition

    Proskauer Earns Recognition in Benchmark Litigation 2026 Guide

    on October 28, 2025

  • Newsletter

    Three Point Shot

    In this issue:

    Nike and Sneaker Customizer Lace Up a Settlement
    Chakras Align: Appeals Court Rules Yoga Is Protected Speech, Enjoins Local Ordinance
    Skiing’s Inherent Risks: Idaho Supreme Court Shields Sun Valley Slopes

    on August 2025

  • Newsletter

    Three Point Shot

    In this issue:

    Hubble-Bubble in the Chewing Gum Industry: Big League Chew and Licensee Stretch Arguments in Ongoing Trade Dress Suit
    The Champ Is…Was: State Wrestling Association Wins Final Round in Match Suspension Challenge
    Wipeout Averted as Surfboard Manufacturers Settle Patent Infringement Suit

    on June 2025

  • Awards and Recognition

    Proskauer Earns Top Listings on Legal 500 2025 Rankings

    on June 11, 2025

  • Newsletter

    Three Point Shot

    In this issue:

    Rough Terrain Ahead: New York Ski Resort Operator Appeals Ruling That It Violated Antitrust Law by Buying Out Direct Competitor
    Newfound Brotherly Love Between Philadelphia Newspaper and Sports Headline Framer
    Forms Over Utilitarian Function: Horse Ranch Loses Copyright Case (But Not the Farm) Over Licensed Legal Forms

    on May 2025

  • News

    Employers Expect NLRB GC Memo To Ease Settlement Talks

    Partner Adam Lupion discusses how loosened NLRB requirements for board officials to approve settlements of unfair labor practice allegations will provide more flexibility.

    From Law360 Employment Authority on May 19, 2025

  • Newsletter

    Three Point Shot

    In this issue:

    Paddle Manufacturer in a Pickle: First Game to Plaintiffs in Consumer Protection Suit over Allegedly Mislabeled Pickleball Paddles
    Streamlining Disputes: Judge Compels Arbitration for Putative Class Action Against High School Sports Streaming Service
    Wipeout: Ski Resort’s Liability Waiver Leaves Injured Snowboarder Without Recourse

    on March 2025