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-====== Axanar Attorney's Interview 1/26/16 ======+====== Erin Ranahan Interview ======
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-Axanar attorney‭ [[Erin Ranahan]] gave an interview to Crain's Chicago Business journal‭, ‬in which she explained why her firm‭, [[Winston & Strawn]], ‬took on the case [[pro bono]] (i.e‭., ‬not charging for the attorneys‭' ‬time‭):‬+ 
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 +Axanar attorney‭ [[Erin Ranahan]] gave an **interview** published January 26, 2016, to Crain's Chicago Business journal‭, ‬in which she explained why her firm‭, [[Winston & Strawn]], ‬took on the case [[Winston & Strawn#pro bono representation|pro bono]] (i.e‭., ‬not charging for the attorneys‭' ‬time‭):‬
 [{{ :ranahan_3.32.06_am.jpg|Axanar's pro bono attorney, Erin Ranahan}}] [{{ :ranahan_3.32.06_am.jpg|Axanar's pro bono attorney, Erin Ranahan}}]
  
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 > ‬Axanar's defense hinges on two key legal points‭, ‬Ranahan said‭: [[fair use]] and [[waiver]]. Fair use doctrine allows works to be reproduced without obtaining permission under certain circumstances related to the nature of the work‭, ‬how much is copied and how it affects the work's market value‭.\\ \\ ‬The issue of waiver arises because Paramount and CBS‭, ‬which own the‭ "‬Star Trek‭" ‬copyrights‭, ‬have historically tolerated fan-generated work not produced for profit‭, ‬including a short film put out by Axanar Productions‭.‬ > ‬Axanar's defense hinges on two key legal points‭, ‬Ranahan said‭: [[fair use]] and [[waiver]]. Fair use doctrine allows works to be reproduced without obtaining permission under certain circumstances related to the nature of the work‭, ‬how much is copied and how it affects the work's market value‭.\\ \\ ‬The issue of waiver arises because Paramount and CBS‭, ‬which own the‭ "‬Star Trek‭" ‬copyrights‭, ‬have historically tolerated fan-generated work not produced for profit‭, ‬including a short film put out by Axanar Productions‭.‬
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