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Must-Have Features for Accepting Online Payments
- December 5, 2017
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
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How to Accept International Payments Online
- November 15, 2017
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
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How Account Reserves Affect High Risk Merchants
- November 15, 2017
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
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Online Supplement Sales: Staying in Compliance with the FTC
- October 30, 2017
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
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Eugene Rome Obtains $9 Million Verdict Against Large International Bank
- April 8, 2016
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: Announcements
In January 2016, Partner Eugene Rome first-chaired and Associate Jerl Leutz second-chaired a two-week jury trial that concluded a four-year-long hotly litigated payment processing dispute.
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How Faulty Merchant Agreements Sink ISOs: Eugene Rome Authors Digital Transactions Article
- April 4, 2016
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
As many different types of merchant-service providers have learned the hard way, cutting corners by using a cut-and-paste approach to create merchant agreements can result in costly litigation.
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Eugene Rome Discusses the Latest Graffiti Artist to Take Action Against Fashion Designer
- January 15, 2016
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
Graffiti artists’ works are becoming commercially valuable and the artists are increasingly asserting their rights. A British graffiti artist’s complaint against a New York-based fashion boutique seems to be part of a trend in today’s legal disputes.
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Who Owns the Rights to Artistic Works: Eugene Rome Authors Article in Intellectual Property Magazine
- January 6, 2016
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Categories: Announcements, News
In the article “Framed and Hung,” published by Intellectual Property Magazine, Partner Eugene Rome discusses the partnerships between artists and galleries,
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Eugene Rome Authors Article on Rightful Ownership of Work Between Artists and Managers in Daily Journal
- December 2, 2015
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: News
In the article, “Who owns rights to art when a manager-artist relationship ends?” published by the Daily Journal, Partner Eugene Rome discusses the symbiotic relationship between artists and their managers, and what happens when that relationship dissolves.
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Rome & Associates Helps Secure an $800,000 Judgement in Forged Artwork Case
- September 2, 2015
- Posted by: r0m3@dm1
- Category: Announcements
As published in ArtNet News, an $800,000 judgement was successfully issued against French art dealer Gailord Bovrisse over two fake Marc Chagall paintings he sold.