October/November 2017

Hundreds of climate change lawsuits are working their way through U.S. courts, using arguments grounded in a variety of...

A recent decision from the New York Court of Appeals found that Facebook posts are not entitled to protection,...

Last month the first unexplained wealth order (UWO) in the UK was made public. The target was one Mrs....

Changes to California’s Proposition 65 product warning requirements took effect on August 30. Prop 65 requires businesses to provide...

A company’s immediate reaction to sexual harassment allegations should include defining an investigation and communications strategy that takes into...

Employers, employment attorneys and investigators must consider several factors when they outline a process for a sexual harassment investigation....

In February, the United States Supreme Court threw out an anti-retaliation suit brought by a former employee who was...

Title VII prevents employers from discriminating against employees based on “sex” — a term with no statutory definition and...

Nearly all successful businesses maintain an online presence, often incorporating the company’s trademark into the domain name. It is...

Many consumer products companies have long taken advantage of the protection afforded through design patents. Companies in other areas...

More than other form of intellectual property, a buyer’s exposure to the seller’s trade secrets can cause liability and...

A cult leader with deep enough pockets to doggedly pursue patents for mundane variations on established technology has been...