On April 15, 2020 (link here), the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) issued a Notice stating that the ITC has extended the ongoing postponement of all in-person hearings (e.g., evidentiary hearings/trials, claim construction hearings) under section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended 19 U.S.C.

On April 6, 2020, the State Judicial Council adopted emergency amendments to the California Rules of Court in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Government Contracts and National Security associate Nathaniel Castellano was quoted in a recent article from Bloomberg Law, "Covid-19 Contracts Worth $18 Billion Largely Noncompetitive."

Due to the COVID-19 crisis, non-essential businesses in California have been asked to temporarily close to help slow the spread of the virus.

Whatever your business—whether you are an investor looking at new investments, managing existing positions or planning exits, or a corporate concerned with protecting and enhancing your business—the current public health crisis has brought a host of additional risks and challenges to the UAE.

On April 15, 2020 (link here), the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) issued a Notice stating that the ITC has ...

Companies face a myriad of issues as a result of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.

As a follow-up to our e-blast yesterday, Orange County announced that it too will not enforce evictions during the Coronavirus Disease 19 (COVID-19) emergency.

Immediately following the initial outbreak of COVID-19, several insurance companies publicly declared that policyholders are not entitled to business interruption coverage if their property policies contain a virus exclusion.

Normally, there's no such crime as price gouging. In most states, it's only illegal during a declared state of emergency.

WilmerHale Partners Joe Conahan, Robert Finkel, John Trenor and Counsel Jenna Ventorino discuss potential impacts of COVID-19 on existing contracts/related relationships

This morning's blog post analyzed the significant impact of COVID-19 on all aspects of life in 2020, including the legal system in general and workplace class action litigation in particular.

"From the IPO road show to crunch-time negotiations and force majeure clauses, deal lawyers have changed how they do business in the past year. They don't intend to go back."

Two years into the pandemic, several courts now have had occasion to address the application of force majeure clauses in the COVID-19 context.

In February, Hitz Restaurant Group filed for bankruptcy and stopped paying rent. In March, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker issued a government order to ...

The speakers explain COVID-19-related dismissals and the various ways they can be challenged through litigation across the globe.

Hundreds of opinions have been rendered by state and federal courts on the issue of insurance coverage for business interruption losses related to COVID-19.

In this latest MoFo Perspectives podcast, MoFo litigation partners Arturo González and Alexis Amezcua address some of the greatest challenges that lawyers, judges, and juries face as trials go...

Legislative partner Mark Epley and White Collar Defense & Investigations partner Jonathan Green were featured on a recent FOX News Rundown podcast episode.

Partner Richard Levy, Jr. authored an article for the New York Law Journal.