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I am a lover of Hallmark Channel, but as an attorney, there are a few movies I cannot rewatch (or even finish) because they get the law wrong. The below 3 Hallmark Channel Movies all misunderstand how adverse possession works. As always with my law blog posts, this is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It is not legal advice. If you have specific legal questions, you should consult with an attorney licensed in your jurisdiction. (1) Love, Fall & Order Love, Fa

In my blog post about fiction books inspired by ABC's The Bachelor, I listed all known books. For this list of fiction books inspired by intellectual property law, I've only listed books I've read or skimmed; so this is nowhere near a complete list! There are a lot of novels that touch on the themes of property ownership of technology and art, but I've only included books that specifically mention trade secrets, trademarks, copyright, or patents as legal principles. My favor

CW's Riverdale features a plot line about patents in Season 4 and it's inaccurate. An attorney breaks it down scene by scene.