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This U.S. Small Business Administration program has been highly successful for many Section 8(a) concerns, but there are pitfalls that should be avoided particularly when the mentor and protégé joint venture together.

A branch of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) within the Executive Office of the President that is tasked with reviewing drafts of proposed and final regulations.

On January 9, 2025, a federal judge from the Eastern District of Kentucky vacated the Biden Administration's 2024 Title IX Rule, effectively taking it "off the books" nationwide.

The order in which government leaders are tasked with performing the duties of the president if the incumbent cannot carry out the office's responsibilities.

Federal and state laws contain many construction-related requirements that are routine for traditional government contracts and contractors.

In the current climate of heightened immigration enforcement, employers must navigate various challenges, including unannounced USCIS administrative site visits, Form I-9 audits...

Receiverships are increasingly popular as an alternative to corporate bankruptcies.

They say if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice. At least Rush's lead singer, Geddy Lee, and the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals agree on this truism.

Thumbnail images are used all over the web, but it's the use of smaller reproductions of photographs in a recent print book that caused The New York Times to file an unusual copyright lawsuit...

The United States Supreme Court held in a largely unanimous decision that any sale of a patented item (whether foreign or domestic) exhausts the patentee's ability to enforce post-sale restrictions...

Photographers were previously able to register an unlimited number of photographs in a single registration application, for the regular $55 fee.

Seinfeld famously noted that taking the reservation is not nearly as important as holding the reservation.

Everyone — including lawyers and judges — likes simple legal rules.

Oscar Wilde said, "there are only two tragedies in life: one is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it."

In Hachette Book Group, Inc. v. Internet Archive, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit addressed whether Internet Archive's practice of scanning print books...

Welcome to TC's IP Corner® summer wrap-up edition.

When the Faulkner Estate filed its audacious copyright case over the use of a nine-word Faulkner quotation in Woody Allen's Midnight in Paris movie, there was some hope that the court's ruling might recognize a clear safe-harbor for use of short quotations.

All is fair in love and war. Political campaigns seem to get a break too, based on a copyright infringement case involving the Republican National Committee's copying of a photograph used in a political advertisement.