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This week, Virginia formally proposed Nutrient Trading Certification Regulations.

With the passage of the 2016 referendum legalizing the adult use and regulated sale of cannabis and proposed critical changes to the referendum in Massachusetts pending now before the Legislature...

Governor Charlie Baker has recently signed a bill that substantially reworks the voter-approved 2016 referendum legalizing a regulated market for adult-use cannabis – and now licensing of adult use...

All signs point to 2019 being another huge year for the cannabis industry, with medicinal and recreational use expanding to more states and the diminishing threat of federal prosecution paving the way for the industry to meet or exceed soaring market expectations.

Following the publication of a landmark report this September that makes the case for businesses to secure "the shared space" ...

Last week, SouthCoastToday and the Herald News both reported that a large expansion by Meditech of its facility in Freetown was on life support, after the Massachusetts Historical Commission required Meditech to strip the top two feet of soil from 21 acres and sieve it for archeological artifacts, at a projected multi-million dollar cost.

Aaron Ford will bring a wide array of legal and political experiences, as well as consumer protection zeal, to the Nevada Attorney General's Office in his coming four year term.

Foley Hoag attorneys Martha Coakley and Emily Nash present a webinar for in-house counsel discussing the best practices for companies to effectively collaborate ...

The State Department began to implement a new policy on June 11, 2018 that shortens the validity period granted and imposes additional security clearances before a visa is issued to certain Chinese citizens...

It's a pretty technical read, but this recent Microsoft report, "Sex, Lies and Cyber-crime Surveys" by Dinei Florencio and Cormac Herley tries to support an interesting hypothesis: cyber-crime surveys that suggest huge losses from hacking and phishing aren't reliable.

Just in time for the holiday season, we present our third annual Trademark Year in Wine and Beer, a wrap-up of alcohol-related trademark and trademark-ish disputes...

In a decision issued earlier this month, the Ninth Circuit held that the right to bring copyright claims cannot be transferred without an accompanying transfer of copyright ownership itself.

In Silicon Laboratories v. Cresta (IPR2014-00809), both parties relied heavily upon expert testimony to construe key claim terms.

Interesting article from Of Counsel regarding both the substance and the business of data privacy and security law.

In many cases brought before the Board, the Petitioner is defending against a real-party-in-interest challenge.

Patent Owners use expert witnesses in PTAB proceedings for one basic purpose: to undermine the Petitioner's case for unpatentability.

We previously reported on the dispute between the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the conservative activist Ryan Bomberger.

Last September, the ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's brought a trademark action in the Southern District of New York to put a stop to Caballero's "Ben & Cherry's XXX Ice Cream" line of pornographic videos.