Most of the country feels that the government serves only the elites. Are the courts a part of the problem?

A case on web consent and the trademark no man's land.

An indemnity old enough to vote is considered under case law and asbestos is found in a greenhouse.

A subcontractor better at dodging indemnities than dodging holes in the ground and a case about cloning BBQ sauce.

A debtor keeps their home and a landlord dodges responsibility for repairs they failed to make.

Puppy Chew Toy Reaches the Supreme Court In the first quarter of this year we saw an epic trademark case where Thom Browne, Inc. slayed...

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A colorful and seasoned partner practiced law in the labor department at my first job after law school. He represented industrial...

In case you missed it during your summer fun, last Friday Congress released a discussion draft of the American Data Privacy and...

It’s the world’s largest trading block, but for serious digital businesses to access the EU requires compliance with the European General...

In an era when we often measure the length of the lawsuits in years, the exceptional brevity of the Nike v MSCHF Product Studio, Inc....