Regular readers will recall that in March we blogged about cannabis-related trademarks. We now have an update:

The speakers will also discuss some of the more recent and significant trade secrets cases involving the cannabis industry to illustrate key takeaways.

On April 21, 2020, at 12 p.m. Pacific, Seyfarth partner Robert Milligan is presenting the Coronavirus & Remote Work Force: Best Practices for Protecting Trade Secrets and Confidential Information webinar...

Wayne Bond authored "Enlisting Government Help To Protect Your Trade Secrets," an article on May 3 in Intellectual Property Watch.

In the sixth installment of our 2022 Trade Secrets Webinar Series, Seyfarth attorneys Dawn Mertineit and Robyn Marsh discussed tips and best practices for multijurisdictional businesses when it comes to restrictive covenants, including non-compete and non-solicitation agreements.

In the final webinar for 2021, Seyfarth attorneys Dawn Mertineit, Eric Barton, and Joshua Salinas discussed new legislation and the enforcement of non-competes.

In Seyfarth's second installment in its 2018 Trade Secrets Webinar Series, Seyfarth attorneys Scott Humphrey, Erik Weibust, and Marcus Mintz focused on trade secret ...

Andrew Boutros and John Schleppenbach authored "President Trump Signs Executive Orders On Trade And Designates Trade And Customs Law Violations As Law Enforcement 'High Priority',"...

As our Annual Workplace Class Action Report discusses, 2017 was an exceptionally busy year in regards to workplace class action litigation.

This morning's blog post analyzed the significant impact of COVID-19 on all aspects of life in 2020, including the legal system in general and workplace class action litigation in particular.

Today's post allows anyone who missed the event to see Erin's entire presentation.

Episode 13 is now live. In this Episode, we discuss wiretap and tracking pixel claims under the Federal Wiretap Act and the different...

Seyfarth's Greg Markel and Sarah Fedner co-authored an article, "Why Are Securities Class Action Mediations Different," in the New York Law Journal on March 20.

Seyfarth's Jeremy Cohen and Connor Bateman co-authored an article, "'Mallory' - Another Jurisdiction Sea Change or Much Ado About Nothing?," in The New York Law Journal on August 14.

Illinois has seen a dramatic increase in litigation under its Genetic Information Privacy Act (GIPA), raising critical compliance questions for organizations handling genetic data. What are the origins of this law, and what do companies need to know to navigate this evolving legal landscape? This episode explores the key provisions and practical considerations that every organization should understand.

California Senate Bill 690 proposes significant amendments to the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA), aiming to restrict private lawsuits related to pen-register and trap-and-trace violations on digital platforms while transferring enforcement power to the state Attorney General. The bill also seeks to retroactively impact certain pending claims, raising important questions about its implications for businesses facing the ongoing surge of CIPA litigation.

Seyfarth continues to be on the forefront of issues involving the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act ("BIPA"). https://www.consumerclassdefense.com/2023/02/what-to-expect-from-biometric-info-privacy-litigation-in-illinois/

Dennis Greenstein authred a November 1 article in Habitat Magazine, "When Nuisances Flare, Go Back To The Basics."

Driven by pent-up demand coming out of the pandemic, retail is on the rise. After a two-year hiatus, the ICSC retail real estate conference returned to Las Vegas in May with 20,000+ attendees...

Jonathan Wolfert and Owen Wolfe authored a June 26 article in International Law Office, "New York's scaffold law may not impose strict liability."