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On November 24, 2020, in connection with the statewide public health emergency that he declared on March 11, 2020, and noting that the State of Louisiana moved into Phase 1 of recovery...

The case began when the insured was sued over the installation and ventilation of a natural gas swimming pool heater.

In this high tech era we live in, creating, storing and using data is commonplace. The sheer quantity and scope of data has made protecting that data of paramount importance.

Three thousand, eight hundred thirteen (3,813) — that's the number of reported data breaches tracked through June 30, 2019, putting 2019 on track "...

"Holy Copyright Law, Batman!" Those aren't my words. I found this insightful reflection in Judge Sandra Ikuta's recent opinion on the Batmobile, and they fit perfectly here.

In a digital society dominated by the saying, "there's an app for that," copyright protection is essential.

Today, amendments to the Federal Rules of Appellate, Civil, Criminal, and Bankruptcy Procedure go into effect.

Mississippi has multiple statutes of frauds, which require certain contracts be in a writing signed by the party to be charged in order to be enforceable.

Obtaining an award of attorneys' fees might be the final step in a long-waged litigation battle but to do so successfully requires careful planning and diligence from the outset of a case.

In April 2022, Tennessee rewrote its statute governing tort settlements involving minors. The legislature sought to decrease unnecessary costs, and so this rewrite removed the court-approval...

GNC and Rite Aid moved to dismiss the complaint contending that the plaintiffs failed to adequately plead that the allegedly misleading marketing representations were false.

Videoconferences have become "virtually" ubiquitous in today's workforce, particularly as COVID-19 continues to transform how businesses operate from day to day.

The doctrine of "first material breach" is well established under Tennessee case law. Under the doctrine, "[a] party who has materially breached a contract is not entitled to damages stemming...

This case involved a registered nurse, Jeanne King, who worked at Steward Trumbull Memorial Hospital from approximately 2007 until her termination in June 2017.

In late 2020, rumor had it that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under the Biden Administration would likely move to encourage or require more robust disclosure ...

On April 15, the CFPB issued a final interpretive rule concerning the requirements for providing mortgage applicants with a list of local homeownership counseling organizations.

The tech industry's divide over "net neutrality" deepened when the FCC voted this past Thursday to suspend key Obama-era net neutrality requirements for broadband internet service providers ("ISPs").

Over the past few years the sports betting industry has completely transformed due to the ability to wager in multiple states and, in some of those states, wager online.