Fenno Law Firm | Charleston, SC

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Cover story! The American Bar Association featured an article by attorneys Edward Fenno and Christina Humphries on the cover of its Communications Lawyer magazine. The article, entitled "Protection Under CDA § 230 and Responsibility for 'Development' of Third-Party Content," can be reviewed through this link to the magazine. It can also be individually viewed here. The magazine is a publication of the ABA's Forum on Communications Law.
Attorney Edward Fenno gave a seminar on copyright law at The Art Institute of Charleston.

The Fenno Law Firm helped obtain a permanent injunction and settlement payment on behalf of client, Disney Enterprises, Inc., in a lawsuit that alleged Disney's copyrights and trademarks in "Hannah Montana" and "Cars" merchandise were infringed.
Attorney Christina Humphries gave a presentation on the drafting of social media policies at an event hosted by the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce.

Attorney Edward Fenno gave a presentation on “leadership” to the tactical and wireless networks branch of the U. S. Navy’s Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (“SPAWAR”) in Charleston, South Carolina.

The Fenno Law Firm helped secure a voluntary dismissal, with prejudice, of a defamation lawsuit against its client, The Spartanburg Herald-Journal, in Columbia, South Carolina. The Herald-Journal, a subsidiary of the New York Times Company, had been sued by former South Carolina Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture, James Trexler.