Following proposals made by the European Commission (“Commission”) on September 19, 2025, the European Union (“EU”)’s 19th package of ...
At the beginning of the month, the US Department of Transportation issued a new Interim Final Rule requiring the ...
When it comes to trade mark protection and registrability, being a reputable market-leading brand is not enough to guarantee either the ...
In Nunez v. Syncsort Incorporated (October 22, 2025), the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court held that retention bonuses are not “wages” ...
On October 17, 2025, the Acting Director of the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) published a letter and memorandum reinvigorating ...
On October 21, 2025, the New York Department of Financial Services (“NYDFS”) published an Industry Letter (the “Letter”) outlining guidance ...
Under equal protection grounds, the 10th District similarly held that, as applied to Lyon, the non-economic damages cap is unconstitutional. The court reasoned that, under Ohio law, there is no cap ...
The copyright termination right is one of the most important protections congress created for authors. It providers creators a “second bite of ...
In the wake of student demonstrations related to the intensification of the Israel-Palestine conflict, Texas amended a 2016 state law ...
Selling a law firm is literally the culmination of a lifetime of work. It’s the Big One. It’s the reward for the effort of an ...
Another day and another change at the USPTO. On October 8, the USPTO announced an Artificial Intelligence Pilot Program for pre-examination ...
Amid the evolving Web3 and crypto ecosystem, a growing number of companies are navigating the path from decentralized startup to operating a ...
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