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On December 2, the United States Supreme Court declined to hear appeals by Amazon.com and Overstock.com of a March 2013 decision by New York’s highest court upholding the constitutionality of that state’s affiliate nexus law.

Jason Zummo's blog post originally posted on the firm's On the Radar blog, was mentioned as one of the top postings for December 8, 2015.

Rapid technology developments over the last twenty years have significantly limited the foundational principle that financial regulators should have the ability to monitor and enforce compliance ....

The use of facial recognition and other biometric technologies by businesses, retailers, and landlords continues to grow and has found a new application in response to the COVID-19 pandemic...

Artificial intelligence tools are transforming legal practice, but they come with significant risks that attorneys and clients must understand. A recent federal court decision found that using public AI chatbots may waive attorney-client privilege, while courts continue to sanction lawyers for AI-generated errors in filings. Learn what steps legal departments should take to protect privileged communications and maintain ethical standards when using AI technology.

In the article, "How Your Workplace Scene Could Change Under New White House," featured in Columbus Business First, Kevin Hess examines the impact of a Trump administration on the nation's employers.

Buchanan's John Povilaitis and Alan Seltzer join Brattle's Metin Celebi and Frank Graves for a milestone retrospective of the Alternative Power Plays podcast, examining the energy industry's evolution through 50+ episodes while exploring emerging challenges like data centers, grid capacity, and climate change that will shape future conversations.

UBQ's innovative approach to sustainable materials and waste reduction has potential to make a profound impact on our environment. As we face increasing challenges related to climate change...

What an interesting time of the year. Half way through the and navigating the usual tumult of credit tightening, pandemic easing, low unemployment, lingering inflation, M&A waffling...

Stratasys has an inspiring example of the use of 3D printing for surgical planning, and there are many more examples out there that show how this technology is helping patients today.

On this episode of Health+Tech, hear from healthcare IT executive John Glaser discussing key issues in the digital health space.

Software as a Medical Device – also referred to as SaMD – is one of the fastest growing innovations in the medical device industry.

Digital design and 3D printing are opening up many new doors in the world of prosthetics and are providing thousands of amputees' with new options to recover what they have lost.

A new National Space Transportation Policy aims to expand both commercial and government space transportation capabilities while strengthening the domestic industrial base. The policy directs development of critical launch and reentry infrastructure and promotes international market access for U.S. space transportation services.

People who write about 3D printing often say that it raises unique intellectual property issues, but then stop there. But what is different about 3D printing from an IP perspective?