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Five months ago, both houses of the New York State Legislature passed a bill that would outlaw so-called "noncompete" agreements.

This is not to suggest that there is anything wrong with the ventilators currently being manufactured by nontraditional manufacturers of ventilators for the purpose of combatting the COVID-19...

While other courts chip away at the Server Test, and find that embedding another's image for display on one's website may equate to copyright infringement, courts within the Ninth Circuit continue to follow Perfect 10...

The circuit court found the Act unconstitutional and the appeal proceeded to the Supreme Court, which immediately hears all appeals from circuit orders finding a state statute unconstitutional.

New York has enacted a sweeping reform of third‑party litigation financing, coupling comprehensive statutory regulation of consumer legal funding with a notable appellate decision expanding discovery into funding arrangements in suspected fraud cases.

Contacts with prospective clients may limit a lawyer's ability to represent other parties involved with a prospective client's matters.

Effective immediately, on March 24, 2023, Florida HB 837 was signed into law by Governor DeSantis, who championed this bill through the Republican-dominated Florida Legislature.

In December 2022, the Florida Legislature held a special session to stabilize Florida's struggling insurance market. The outcome was Senate Bill 2A, comprehensive...

In an earlier article that appeared in Ad Age, "The Case for Conquest Advertising – Why Competitive Keyword Bidding Is Fair," we reviewed and analyzed the Ninth Circuit's decision to uphold the right to bid...

On February 15, 2018, U.S. District Judge Katherine B. Forrest rejected defendants' motion for partial summary judgment in a case involving the embedding of an image online and called into question...

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) withdrew its 2013 and 2020 guidance on assistance animals in fair housing on September 17, 2025, sowing confusion among housing providers over the provisions of the Fair Housing Act (FHA) concerning reasonable accommodations in its absence. The wait for new direction under HUD on this pressing issue is over, as HUD issued its new enforcement guidance on assessing the use of animals as reasonable accommodations on May 22, 2026.

In today's digital landscape, cyber incident threats are inevitable. Organizations must be prepared to respond effectively and efficiently when a cyber incident happens.

Accountants are among the most subpoenaed professions; accordingly, it should come as no surprise that there will likely come a time in an accountant's career when a process server...

Gartner Inc. has predicted that the "smart home" market will grow from 339 million applications in 2016 to more than a billion by 2018.

The phenomenal growth of the Internet of Things (IoT), widely hailed in 2015, has been greater than originally forecast.

Individuals who contract COVID-19 from a family member who contracted the illness at work can sue their family member's employer for civil damages.

The Federal Coronavirus Task Force issued a three-stage plan last week to reopen the economy, where authorities in each state

Q: If an employer chooses to use a severance agreement when terminating the employment of a non-executive employee, what concerns should the employer keep in mind?