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A recent decision out of the District of Massachusetts serves as a reminder that a court may consider even a single communication by an advertiser made directly to a consumer to be advertising

The ANA-4A's Joint Policy Committee on Broadcast Talent Union Relations and the American Federation of Musicians have extended the AFofM Commercial Announcements Agreement - the collective bargaining agreement ...

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementations have a staggering 70-85% failure rate, yet vendors continue to promise quick, out-of-the-box deployments that rarely materialize. This analysis reveals the hidden costs, common pitfalls, and unrealistic expectations that doom most ERP projects from major providers like SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and NetSuite before they even begin.

IMS Pet Industries makes duck jerky dog treats. When a woman's dog got sick after eating the treats, she sued, alleging that IMS made various misrepresentations in the packaging and marketing of the treats.

The Ninth Circuit's recent decision in Amazon v. Perplexity raises critical questions about how existing computer fraud statutes apply to AI-powered shopping agents that operate through customer accounts. As retailers face increasing deployment of third-party AI tools on their platforms, this ruling provides crucial guidance on the limitations of traditional legal frameworks and the need for alternative enforcement strategies.

California Governor Newsom signed SB 690, eliminating private plaintiffs' ability to sue under the pen register provision of the Invasion of Privacy Act for website tracking activities. The new law, effective January 1, 2027, transfers enforcement authority exclusively to the Attorney General and applies retroactively to pending claims filed within two years, though other CIPA provisions remain vulnerable to private litigation.

I've previously blogged about a new breed of data breach class actions filed by financial institutions against retailers (as opposed to customers suing retailers).

Chicago's Jackson Park neighborhood faces gentrification concerns as the Obama Presidential Center draws investment interest, prompting the city to implement a Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA)...

The New York Appellate Division, Second Department, recently reaffirmed that notice‑of‑claim requirements can bar contract claims when statutory deadlines are missed.

No-damage-for-delay provisions are routinely inserted into construction contracts to protect the upstream party in the event of a delay.

For the past few years, commercial landlords have concluded that increased office amenities attract commercial tenants because those tenant companies, in turn, need to appeal to a newer...

The Garrett's purchased their property in the HOA in 2001. The CCR's required an owner to obtain the approval of the architectural control committee ("ACC") before doing any construction on the property.

Sacramento, Calif. (April 9, 2021) - As of July 1, 2020, "[e]very person who is an officer, member, responsible manager, or director of a corporation or limited liability company seeking licensure...

The California Court of Appeal recently issued an opinion which reminds us to take another look at the "boilerplate" indemnity provisions in commercial leases.

A recent decision of New York City Office Of Administrative Trials And Hearings highlights the significance of compliance with each and every provision of a construction contract.

Explore the various avenues for resolving disputes in the context of construction contracts. From mediation and arbitration to litigation and the involvement of third-party technical experts...

Overruling 35 years of precedent, the Illinois Supreme Court has held that buyers of newly constructed homes cannot sue subcontractors for breach of the implied warranty of habitability.

The Iowa Court of Appeals issued a decision this week that sent a strong message to construction contractors – ignore your contracts at your own risk.