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If episode 1 was all about brand protection, episode 2 turns the dial straight to identity protection—because in 2025, it's getting harder to know whether the person you're seeing online is the real deal…

Michael Jordan recently learned that his achievements on the basketball court do not translate into success in court when his opponent is the First Amendment.

October was an active month in the Ninth Circuit for actions under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA).

Kentucky’s debt adjusting law (K.R.S. 380.010 et. seq.) has been amended to include additional limitations affecting debt settlement providers that operate within the state.

IRS Notice 2013-29 provides two methods for taxpayers to establish that construction of a qualified facility has begun, either by starting physical work of a significant nature or satisfying a safe harbor.

In the consolidated multidistrict litigation (MDL) for copyright infringement against OpenAI Inc. and other defendants, plaintiffs, who are authors and copyright holders of fiction and nonfiction books...

A recent decision by the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals contains two important lessons for anyone drafting documents which contain a trademark license.

Plaintiffs Cheryl James and Sandra Denton, professionally known as the rap and hip-hop group Salt-N-Pepa, entered into a recording agreement in 1986 with Noise In The Attic Productions...

Libby O'Neill, deputy chair of the firm's Advertising, Marketing & Promotions practice, continues the conversation around creator-brand partnerships from our LA IP/Entertainment Conference.

The Federal Trade Commission has released the final version of its Privacy Report titled "Protecting Consumer Privacy in an Era of Rapid Change: Recommendations for Business and Policymakers."

Creditors and debt collectors should always provide clear notice to consumers that they may be contacted at the telephone numbers they provide in connection with their debts.

In defamation action brought against Netflix based on documentary stating that plaintiff was involved in the sexual assault and abuse of a former employee...

Today the White House released its long-awaited Privacy Report in which it unveiled a Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights intended to provide consumers with greater online privacy protection, and establish a blueprint for implementing the Bill of Rights through voluntary codes of conduct, federal legislation, and enforcement by the FTC and state Attorneys General.

Welcome to the February 2026 edition of The Sports Law Playbook. In this issue, we take a closer look at the legal challenges facing advertisers, sponsors and rights...

The New York LLC Transparency Act, which introduces new reporting requirements for limited liability companies (LLCs) formed or registered to do business in New York State, takes effect on Jan. 1, 2026.

In the current regulatory climate, which includes subpoenas and CIDs being issued by state attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission, any company that is not focused on how to respond to such regulator intervention is operating carelessly and faces substantial risk and expense, and perhaps, jeopardizes the very existence of the company.

As a result of the recently enacted Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, Congress may require your private fund adviser to register with the SEC or with one or more of the state securities commissions.

Sixth Circuit affirms dismissal of lawsuit brought by granddaughter of late composer Jay Livingston, holding that termination notices served and filed by Livingston's daughter were valid...