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If you are an F-1 student with OPT employment eligibility and your H-1B filing has been accepted, visa petitions will be adjudicated over the next few months.

Practice Chair Susan Cohen and Of Counsel Bill Coffman have published annual guidance on travel for F-1 students who are the beneficiaries of H-1B petitions with change of status requests.

As a further update to our client alerts related to the failure of Silicon Valley Bank, the ensuing FDIC receivership, and the government's decision to invoke the systemic risk exception...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has upheld a bankruptcy court's decision enforcing indenture language providing for the automatic acceleration, without make-whole premium, of secured American Airline, Inc. notes upon American Airline Inc.'s bankruptcy filing.

Today's U.S. Supreme Court decision in Commonwealth of Puerto Rico v. Franklin California Tax-Free Trust puts an end to one of Puerto Rico's multi-pronged efforts to deleverage itself.

In this episode of the EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS: Intellectual Property podcast, Mintz IP attorneys Drew DeVoogd and Daniel Weinger welcome guest David Duski for the first of a two-part series...

Two incredible things happened in 1992 for the NFL football team Washington Redskins.

The court considered whether the storage units in question are locations where business is done.

In U.S. technology news, Heliogen, Inc., a renewable energy technology company, recently announced its selection to receive a $4,100,000 award from the U. S. Department of Energy's...

In this episode of the EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS: Intellectual Property podcast, Mintz IP attorneys Drew DeVoogd and Daniel Weinger welcome guest David Duski for the first of a two-part series covering patent trial damages.

In this episode of the EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS: Intellectual Property podcast, IP Members Daniel Weinger and Karen Won discuss the recent Supreme Court decision in Jack Daniels v. VIP Products...

In this episode of the EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS: Intellectual Property podcast, Drew DeVoogd and Michael Graif discuss the recent Supreme Court decision...

In our August 14th blog, we explained why just because you can copy something from the Internet, doesn’t mean you should copy from the Internet.

Entrepreneurial success depends on any number of ingredients, but all sound start-ups have one thing in common: a good idea, and businesses should focus on protecting this.

In opposition to the imminent launch of the new .XXX generic top level domain (gTLD), two adult entertainment companies have filed suit in federal district court in Los Angeles against the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) and ICM Registry, the sole operator of the .XXX domain name registry

John Delehanty explains the benefits of using mediation to resolve patent disputes.

The International Trade Commission has invoked its rarely used 100-day expedited procedure in a patent dispute between GG Technologies and Apple, raising questions about whether GG Technologies meets the domestic-industry investment requirements under Section 337 of the Tariff Act. Legal experts suggest the commission may be seeking to establish clearer guidelines for minimum investment thresholds in such cases.

In the latest installment of our video series on trade secret litigation, Nick Armington provides an overview of the two types of relief available to parties who have had their trade secrets stolen...