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In the classic children's book "Are You My Mother?" by author P.D. Eastman, a baby bird hatches while its mother is away.

Thanksgiving is just weeks away and 2020 is not far behind – weren't we just thinking about Y2K – so as 2019 winds down consider taking steps to help reduce your estate tax exposure (and might ...

With less than 30 days to the end of 2020 (for most it can't come soon enough), time is fleeting to complete your year-end tax planning.

Institutions of higher education often employ thousands of employees and may enroll tens of thousands of students.

On August 20, 2018, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's ruling that digital remastering of pre-1972 sound recordings creates a new sound recording entitled to copyright protection.

The past two years have been challenging times for developers of software and other computer-implemented technology seeking to patent their inventions.

On Tuesday, May 30th, in its decision in Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc., the U.S. Supreme Court provided clarity to the long-established patent exhaustion doctrine...

On October 2, 2016, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office published a Final rulemaking amendment that significantly amends the rules for practicing before the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.

Many luxury and other residential buildings in New York City feature doormen or other concierge services. Does the presence of such personnel create a duty to screen guests

Unit-owners at the Newswalk condominium in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn – a repurposed former Daily News printing plant – are no strangers to strife

Paul M. Lincoln sued Residences at Worldwide Plaza in Small Claims Court for "loss of use of property."

A dustup at the Village Dunes co-op in Montauk highlights the differing standards that may govern the enforceability of decisions made by co-op boards.

All Georgia communities can provide partial relief, and some can provide full exemptions, from ad valorem taxes for certain privately-used facilities through bond-lease transactions.

The Lanham Act prohibits registration on the Principal Register of marks that are primarily merely a surname.

HP, Inc. has filed with the Supreme Court its long-awaited petition in the highly publicized HP v. Berkheimer patent case ...

Almost every week a brand owner discloses that a data breach has occurred

Most common law jurisdictions have substantially the same burden of proof in a civil action, on the one hand, and in a criminal proceeding, on the other.