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On March 25, 2026, in Thrive Operations, LLC v. Gecko Robotics, Inc., the Massachusetts Superior Court denied Thrive’s motion to dismiss Gecko’s counterclaims...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit's recent decision in Rickes v. Thermo Fisher Scientific examines whether email-based notices alone can establish mutual assent to arbitration agreements and class action waivers. The court held that merely sending emails containing arbitration terms, without evidence of actual viewing or affirmative interaction, fails to demonstrate the assent required for contract formation under California law.

The College Sports Commission's NIL Go clearinghouse has processed over $355 million in approved deals and rejected nearly $90 million in its first year of operation.

Heading into the last round of collective bargaining that resulted in the 2016 SAG-AFTRA Commercials Contract, signatory advertising agencies and advertisers voiced concerns about the challenges they faced...

I will admit that those of us in the commercial real estate world have a tendency to throw around phrases like "jammed", "buried", "under water", and "fire drill" fairly loosely...

The General Services Administration (GSA), a federal agency tasked with supporting the basic functions of other federal agencies and the management of commercial real estate used by the federal government...

What role should AI play in commercial contract negotiations, where is human judgment still essential, and how can you continue to build trust?

In January 2019, a beverage cart struck Plaintiff during service on a SkyWest flight from Portland, Oregon to Dallas, Texas.

Entrepreneur discusses how clear vision and mission will help your startup grow even amidst change.

Aozora Bank shares hit near three-year lows Friday, as investors continued to hammer the Japanese commercial lender after it downgraded its annual outlook to a loss on bad U.S. commercial real estate loans.

A New York jury found Live Nation and Ticketmaster civilly liable for monopolization and tying arrangements in concert venue ticketing. Bona Law partner Aaron Gott analyzes the verdict's implications for companies...

In an era of increased tariff pressures, U.S. antitrust enforcers have signaled that they remain vigilant for attempts by businesses to exploit the situation through anticompetitive conduct, especially in sectors already strained by supply shocks, volatile input costs, and shifting demand patterns.

Thus, parties can expect the new HSR filing requirements to apply to any transaction filed in late-January 2025 or thereafter.

The DEA's marijuana rescheduling hearing raises critical questions about the future of cannabis regulation and what Schedule III classification could mean for businesses, investors, and the broader industry. Harris Sliwoski attorney Jason Adelstone joins industry experts to discuss the latest developments from the hearing and the legal and business implications companies should monitor as the federal rescheduling process unfolds.

There isn't much that all members of the U.S. Senate can agree on these days, but protecting the ability of consumers to write reviews of businesses has emerged as a uniting issue.

The Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection has launched a Rule Guidance Program that allows businesses and stakeholders to submit questions about ambiguities, conflicts, or substantive issues within FTC consumer protection rules. The program provides a formal channel for raising interpretive questions, though the Bureau retains discretion over which submissions warrant public guidance responses.

Senator Charles Schumer (D.NY) announced today that he is urging the Federal Trade Commission to take an immediate look into troubled retailer Toys R US to ensure consumers have time to get cash back for unused gift cards.