Many public and private companies have recently adopted exclusive forum provisions in their charter or bylaws. They can benefit a company...

The rise of cryptocurrencies and digital assets has given rise to a crucial question: which federal regulator - the SEC or the CFTC -...

Ransomeware cases are on the rise, and so are insurance claims. Some insurers are responding to cyber claims by trying to minimize losses...

There are vital technology-specific issues to consider when acquiring a technology company. Does the Company Have Adequate IP Rights?...

In 2018, Massachusetts became the first state to provide for garden leave payments – payments to employees forced to sit out employment...

With the proliferation of automatic renewal clauses in consumer contracts, new laws, generally called automatic renewal laws (ARL)...

International arbitration means different parties from different jurisdictions. Each jurisdiction may have different rules for the legal...

Congress has passed the Corporate Transparency Act of 2020 (“CTA”). Its core is a set of reporting requirements imposed on just about...

Congress passed, and the President has signed into law a transformative bill that allows employees to avoid enforcement of pre-dispute...

Most food and beverage claims are concentrated on food labeling, including whether identified ingredients or flavors are artificial....

The U.S. Copyright Office Review Board refused copyright protection of a two-dimensional artwork created by artificial intelligence,...

Utah has enacted the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (“UCPA”) which takes effect on December 31, 2023. This makes Utah the fourth state to...

An employee claimed her employer’s policy of not compensating merchandisers for an off-the-clock time deprived them of wages earned. The...

COVID-19 has considerably slowed the resolution of pending court cases and exacerbated many courts’ already significant backlog of cases....

Have you ever searched for a brand online only to find that the first link leads to a competitor or reseller website? This can be a...

A Delaware bankruptcy judge reminded potential buyers or acquirers of assets from a distressed entity they have important protections....

According to a state appellate court, a right to arbitration can be waived when brought almost two years into litigation. The court...

Another federal appellate court has held that a website inaccessible to the blind does not violate the Americans with Disabilities Act...

NY has an expanded whistleblower protection law that significantly boosts protections for private-sector employees claiming retaliation...

In the current environment and with the US Supreme Court knocking out the OSHA rule, employers are looking for creative ways to...