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When the failure of a smart product leads to a fire, the challenge of how smart home applications should be evaluated and examined as a potential cause becomes a more complex undertaking...

In the California state court's transcript dated August 4, 2020, the plaintiffs argued that since coronavirus was on the premises, there was a physical loss of or damage to the premises.

Lori Semlies (Partner-White Plains) co-authored "COVID-19 and Its Impact on Medical Professional Liability: First Impressions" in the Second Quarter 2020 edition of PLUS Journal.

Kathryn Lang (Associate-White Plains) and Katherine McCrink (Partner-White Plains) moved to dismiss a COVID-19 nursing home...

James Tucker (Of Counsel-Phoenix | Las Vegas) and Patty Ferguson-Bohnee, attorneys who are active members of organizations that uphold the rights of Native Americans

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network of the U.S. Treasury Department (FinCEN) announced a new deadline for most companies covered by the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA).

William Tolin Gay (Of Counsel-Los Angeles, CA) represented Four Corners, Inc., a publicly traded Nevada corporation...

Marisa Trasatti (Partner-Baltimore) and Zachary Miller (Associate-Baltimore) co-authored "Limiting Labor and Human-Trafficking Civil Liability for Businesses," which appeared in the March 2020 edition

Uniform practices can make the difference in defending a discrimination case or a wrongful termination dispute.

Wilson Elser partner Diana Estrada, experienced in litigating matters arising under all aspects of federal and state employment laws, takes a deep dive into the recently passed Federal Trade Commission (FTC) .

Our Q&A document reviews laws and local guidance, discusses workplace safety and other issues that may arise when workers return from furlough & addresses "frequently asked questions" from the employer perspective.

Laura Stutz (Of Counsel-Florham Park, NJ) authored "Tailoring and Enforcing Workplace COVID-19 Vaccine Policies in the Absence of a Federal Mandate" for the February 3, 2022

The Small Business Administration (SBA) issued final interim rules regarding the CARES Act Paycheck Protection Program on the evening of April 2, 2020.

Dean Rocco (Partner-Los Angeles) is the author of "Trumping Labor," an article on the Trump Administration's changes in employment law and those in the works.

San Francisco partners Nick Martin and Juliana Salfiti and of counsel Alice Wong prevailed on a contested motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction in a new talc litigation matter.

Neil Willner (Associate-White Plains) co-authored "As the Smoke Clears (Part 1): How Will New York Regulate Weed? Proposed Legislation Holds Clues."

Neil Willner (Associate-White Plains) is co-author of a series of articles in Beverage Media on the current state of marijuana.

Washington, D.C. partner Jodi Terranova and associate Callyson Grove co-authored "Anatomy of a Medical Malpractice Case" for the September 2021 edition of Bloomberg Law.