More news relating to Taft's recent update about the nationwide injunction on the COVID-19 vaccine mandate being partially overturned.

The Seventh Circuit has held that a Wisconsin company that makes water clarification systems does not have coverage for damages and medical bills...

Taft Columbus partner Dave Thomas hosted an episode of the "Trial Tested" podcast for The American College of Trial Lawyers, released on Oct. 31.

Taft partner and Privacy and Data Security chair Scot Ganow was recently interviewed by Insurance, a National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) publication

There is a public perception that class actions result in multimillion-dollar liability for the defendants. The recent settlement of Woodard v. Labrada, a case in which TV's Dr. Mehmet Oz...

It seems that the federal administrative agencies are besieged by constitutional attacks on all sides. That the administrative-state cases — plural — changing America will arise sooner...

For Halloween, rather than discuss any of the various litigation over candy (e.g., the litigation over Skittles or "slack fill" in packages), we are going to travel back to 1984 to look at what a mishap...

On Dec. 13, 2023, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that racial imbalances in Twin Cities schools do not violate Minnesota's Constitution...

The Supreme Court has just returned to commence October Term 2022, ending its summer adjournment.

On July 1, 2025, the California Attorney General, Rob Bonta, announced that the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) entered into a settlement with Healthline Media LLC (Healthline)...

An ongoing issue many of our clients are dealing with are claims under the California Information Privacy Act (CIPA).

On July 16, 2025, the Chicago City Council adopted O2025-0015577, amending the Chicago Zoning Ordinance to simplify the approval process for development bonuses in Transit-Served Locations (TSLs).

The QOZ tax credits were enacted in 2017 and sunset on December 31, 2026. This credit allows taxpayers to defer until December 31, 2026...

As discussed in a prior "Did You Know," pre-closing income tax liabilities have historically not been much concern for the buyer of LLC interests, since the income of LLCs (taxed as partnerships) is not a liability of the target company but its selling partners.

Section 83(b) allows taxpayers to elect to include in their current taxable income certain compensation that would not otherwise be taxable until a future year.

It is widely understood that you can defer taxation of the gain on a sale of investment real estate if the sale proceeds are reinvested into new investment...

They are including language in their contracts giving them not only the right to use your data to train their AI models, but the right to extract fees...

Taft partner Matt Albaugh authored the article "Legal technology from the client's perspective: Good and bad," which was published in the Indiana Lawyer on Aug. 3.

Software audits are never random. If you are being targeted, the ERP vendor believes there is a revenue opportunity with your use of the software. ERP vendors take advantage of ambiguous terms in the contract.

This July, the U.S. Department of Commerce ("Commerce" or "the Department") added several European surveillance firms plying commercial spyware to its export control list.