Alt Legal WebinarTerms of Enforcement: Limitations of Platform Liability
Alt Legal Team | June 02, 2026
Online platforms have become a central arena for how intellectual property issues arise and are addressed in the digital ecosystem. Across social media, marketplaces, and emerging digital services, platforms, rights holders, and users operate within systems that enable large-scale distribution but also introduce new challenges in detecting and addressing infringement. At the same time, evolving technologies, including AI-enabled tools, are adding further complexity to how IP rights are monitored and enforced.
Join Alt Legal on Thursday, July 9 at 4:00pm (ET) for a webinar where Randi Singer, a litigation partner at Sidley Austin, will examine how the law governing platform liability for IP infringement is developing and how these legal frameworks shape enforcement strategies across digital platforms, including:
- Key legal principles governing platform liability for copyright and trademark infringement
- The role of intermediary liability regimes in shaping enforcement options and platform risk exposure
- How platform policies and notice-and-takedown processes function in practice
- Strategic considerations when pursuing takedowns and other platform-based remedies
- Practical challenges in policing infringement at scale across digital marketplaces and content platforms
- Everyone who’s registered for this webinar will receive an email with a link to the recording.
This webinar is pending CLE approval for 1 hour in 60-minute states and up to 1.2 hours in 50-minute states. For more information about CLE credit for Alt Legal events, including whether your state qualifies, check out this page: https://www.altlegal.com/cle-information/
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Speaker Bio
Randi Singer
, Partner, Sidley Austin
Randi Singer is a partner in Sidley Austin LLP’s global Commercial Litigation and Disputes group in the New York office. She focuses her practice on copyright, Lanham Act false advertising and trademark matters, litigating for and advising clients across a range of industries. Randi has extensive experience handling copyright and trademark matters, encompassing traditional ownership and fair use issues for works including comic books, academic works, reality television, music and photographs, as well as cutting-edge issues artificial intelligence, keyword advertising, online advertising and regulation, Section 230, web scraping, and the intersection of privacy and intellectual property. She represented eBay in Tiffany v. eBay, the landmark case in secondary trademark liability, and is regularly called upon by major internet platforms to advise on complex secondary liability concerns. Randi is consistently recognized by industry publications for her work in intellectual property and media and entertainment. She is ranked by Chambers USA, Benchmark Litigation, Expert Guides, Managing IP, Super Lawyers, and Best Lawyers in America. She has also been recognized by Law 360, The National Law Journal, The Legal 500, WTR 1000, and Euromoney Legal Media Group. She received her J.D. from Columbia Law School and her A.B. from Harvard University.