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The Federal Election Commission approved a proposal earlier this week to allow contributions via text messaging in federal elections.

As competition for contracts with government agencies increases, companies seeking to maintain or increase their sales may set their sights on states instead.

On May 27, 2025, the Trump administration ordered U.S. embassies and consulates to pause scheduling new visa appointments for student and exchange visitor applicants...

In yet another effort to impose ‘extreme vetting' of foreign nationals entering the United States, on Friday March 30, 2018, The Department of State published two proposed rules (83 FR 13806 & 83 FR 13807) that, if approved, ...

Gigi Hadid found herself sued for copyright infringement by New York photo agency Xclusive-Lee, Inc. over a photo the fashion model posted to her Instagram account.

The Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) recently denied a request for a post-grant review of a design patent that relied on evidence from social media.

Khloe Kardashian is the latest Kardashian to find herself in court over her activities on social media.

David Kluft, co-editor of the Trademark and Copyright Law Blog and Intellectual Property partner at Foley Hoag LLP, will be speaking at the 19th Annual New England Intellectual Property Law Conference.

Joshua Jarvis and David Kluft recently presented a webinar offering guidance on social media issue spotting for in-house legal practitioners and executives, with a focus on intellectual property...

On March 5, a judge in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York rejected a plaintiff’s proposal to notify proposed class members of a Fair Labor Standards Act lawsuit.

In an effort to deal with the ever increasing misuse of social media at trial, the California Legislature amended the criminal contempt definition to include juror misconduct as outlined below.

The plaintiff has approximately one month to file a motion to reargue or for permission to appeal this decision.

Intellectual property litigator Fabio Marino of Womble Bond Dickinson, discusses Twitter's threats to sue Meta Platforms over its Threads app.

Most of us—children, teenagers, adults, teachers, administrators, and even Chase’s 92-year-old grandfather—use some type of social media.

The Better Business Bureau announced last Thursday that it has amended its Code of Advertising to address the new and evolving ways in which advertisers reach consumers through technology.

Instagram is testing out removing what is perhaps its most famous feature, the beloved "Like" count, from posts.

From Fortnite to TikTok.