A case headed to the Supreme Court this fall may give extra ammunition to copyright and corporate lawyers urging clients to register their copyrights as soon as they release a product. Fourth Estate Public Benefit Corp., a not-for-profit independent news syndicator, accused Wall-Street.com LLC of republishing more than 200 Fourth Estate articles without licenses on its website...
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