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One of the most celebrated Fourth of July traditions is the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest on Coney Island.

On March 20, 2025, Governor Landry issued Executive Order No. JML 25-033 and Louisiana Economic Development (LED)/Board of Commerce and Industry promulgated new rules (beginning at p. 366).

Bill Kannel discusses the prerequisites for municipalities looking to file Chapter 9 bankruptcy.

The CSAL List names contractors and subcontractors identified for a potential compliance evaluation in the fiscal year.

The creator economy is a multibillion-dollar industry attracting serious investment, strategic brand partnerships and increasingly sophisticated deal structures.

After more than 50 years, the Securities and Exchange Commission has rescinded its controversial "no-deny" policy that prevented defendants from publicly contesting allegations after settling enforcement actions.

(October 1, 2021) -- As part of Seyfarth's commitment to inclusion and diversity and its focus on continuous improvement in this area, the firm announced today that it is one of the first signees of CREW Network's CRE ...

Explore how legal professionals navigate complex regulatory landscapes and provide strategic counsel to clients across diverse practice areas. Discover the expertise and insights that drive effective legal solutions in today's dynamic business environment.

While the ERP contract negotiation process is dependent on the facts of the particular transaction, all negotiations have a similar process and a similar trajectory.

A member of a Delaware limited liability company ("LLC") may find it desirable to make a demand to inspect the books and records of the company.

Tortious interference with a contract occurs when a party improperly disrupts a contractual relationship between other parties.

The Delaware Supreme Court has reversed a lower court decision that dismissed breach of contract claims against a former employee who allegedly violated restrictive covenants. At the heart of the dispute is a critical question about contract law: when should courts measure consideration—at the time a contract is formed or when it's enforced? The ruling establishes important precedent for employers seeking to enforce noncompete agreements and other restrictive covenants when the consideration provided

A Georgia federal district court has granted preliminary approval to a $47.7 million class action settlement resolving a decade-long dispute between NCR Corp. and approximately 189 former executives. The case centers on allegations that the software company breached its contractual obligation to provide lifetime annuity payments to retired executives...

Bloomberg Law's Jaclyn Diaz wrote a very interesting story earlier this week asking whether the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) would soon issue an opinion letter to aid gig economy companies...

After Hurricane Sandy hit the east coast in 2012, the Army Corps of Engineers contracted with Environmental Chemical Corp. (ECC) to conduct clean up on Fire Island, New York.

Transocean and its insurers argued that the excess policy incorporated the drilling contract, thereby limiting the scope of coverage.

ARRC Chair Urges Actions to Transition from LIBOR.