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But the proposed Act would ban those provisions and only allow the parties to agree to arbitration after the dispute arises.

Here at Socially Aware, we're focused on Thanksgiving dinner, but we're well aware that the day after Thanksgiving—Black Friday—is one of the busiest shopping days of the year, and a critical sales day for brick-and-mortar retailers.

What happens when a jury decides that ​“fair and skill-based” gaming claims may have been anything but? In this episode, we unpack the blockbuster $420 million...

Julie Korostoff provides an overview of the principles of successful IT contracts.

When Mammoth Brands compared Harry's razor prices to Gillette's, claiming consumers were being "ripped off," it sparked a challenge at NAD. The decision addresses critical questions about what constitutes fair pricing comparisons in advertising and how far companies can go with aggressive competitive language. NAD's ruling provides essential guidance on using regular prices versus promotional pricing and the boundaries of permissible disparagement in comparative advertising.

As the college football transfer portal opened up last week, RPJ's Daniel Ain spoke with On SI (Sports Illustrated) about legal issues athletes should consider as they pursue...

The parties said that they are continuing to negotiate.

The waiver applies to commercials made for the Internet and New Media with a production budget of $50,000 or less per commercial.

Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer of Arthur M. Blank Sports and Entertainment, Nick Brown, discusses his transition from private practice to the business side of sports, sharing insights on overseeing operations for an ownership group with franchises spanning multiple professional leagues. The conversation explores the skills that shaped his career, the unique challenges of working in a multi-team sports organization, and the evolving legal and business landscape of professional sports.

In "The War of the Roses" Kathleen Turner delivered the most dramatic "woof" in movie history when her character implied that the pate she just served was made from the family dog.

The Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Negative Option Rule ("Rule"), which proposes to substantially amend the existing Negative...

In 2015, the Sponsor of a condominium building commenced an action for professional malpractice against the architect.

Seyfarth Shaw LLP represented Wilson Sporting Goods Co., a division of Amer Sports Corporation, in the move of its corporate headquarters to Prudential Plaza, 130 E. Randolph Street, in Chicago's Loop neighbourhood.

The Texas Department of Transportation has completed the $679 million Oak Hill Parkway project in Austin, transforming a notorious traffic bottleneck with new highway mainlanes, frontage roads, and flyovers. The state-of-the-art infrastructure project was delivered through a design-build contract that balanced transportation needs with community priorities including pedestrian access and environmental protection.

Recently, several states have passed legislation allowing the use of smart contracts and blockchain technology in various commercial contexts.

In David v. United Airlines, Inc., the plaintiff, an eighty-six-year-old man, brought claims of negligence and breach of contract against United Airlines...

On February 23, the Federal Aviation Administration's notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) for small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) operation was published in the Federal Register.

On 23 March 2016, the Equality and Human Rights Commission ("EHRC") published guidance for companies, among others, on how to improve the diversity of company boards within the framework of the Equality Act 2010 and the UK Corporate Governance Code.