Lynne E. Graybeal Partner

This Q&A addresses the types of persons and aspects of identity protected by the right of publicity, remedies for violations of the right, defenses to right of publicity claims, personal jurisdiction and choice of law considerations, and transfer and licensing of the right. 

Music and holiday shopping go hand-in-hand.  Chances are, your final plans for holiday-themed décor, events and websites will all involve music.  This wrapping paper is designed to help your creative team design and implement a music protocol that protects intellectual property ("IP") rights without breaking your holiday budget.

Consumers crave environmentally friendly products and services, so naturally advertisers weave "green" messages into advertising, using "eco-friendly" words, images, brand names, logos and certifications. But making false or misleading green claims can trigger legal challenges that result in a wide range of penalties and negative publicity.

Perkins Coie was proud to serve as the exclusive law firm sponsor of the 2022 Seattle Art Fair. A one-of-a-kind destination for the best in modern and contemporary art.

This panel discussed recent shifts in the balance between creator rights and the interests of our creative industries and considered whether a recalibration of copyright is, or should be, occurring in the wake of emergent technologies and ideologies.

On June 25, Seattle Partner Lynne Graybeal, along with other panelists, spoke on “Adapting to a Changing World: Appetite & Acquisition in the Art Market Today.”