A while ago I blogged about copyright protection for fonts, the risks of using font exchanges, and a client’s pursuit of a font license for use on a company logo. The client story had a happy ending.
I don’t see tons of font copyright issues in my entertainment and intellectual property law practice. They are apparently on the rise. The P22 Type Foundry just sued NBC Universal for using P22’s Cezanne font software to create various Harry Potter merchandise. The Hollywood Reporter offers an interesting article about the lawsuit.