The cannabis industry has exploded in the past decade, from a taboo topic to a multi-billion dollar industry. As the legal cannabis industry continues to evolve, it is crucial to stay on top of industry trends...

Under the Tennessee Products Liability Act, plaintiffs used to be required to identify a specific defect or condition that made the product unreasonably dangerous and proximately caused the alleged injuries.

On August 13, 2021, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) published updated guidance for the mitigation and spread of COVID-19 in the workplace.

On Monday, April 4, 2022, OSHA released a new memorandum to regional administrators regarding enforcement of OSHA's rule requiring electronic submittal of injury and illness records.

The issue under the statute is whether the process of assembly or completion in the named countries is minor or insignificant.

In order for renewable energy projects to gain traction on a larger scale in the United States, significant investments need to go into building the required underlying infrastructure, ...

Last week's blog post on NEPA and renewable energy development discussed how NEPA intersects with legal challenges brought against wind and solar projects.

President Biden's newly released Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity represents a comprehensive approach to tackling cybersecurity threats in the U.S.

The Port of L.A. will join the Port of Long Beach, which has been running 24/7 for the past several weeks.

The parties to this suit both reside in a condominium association. Each party owns a unit, and each has parking spaces.

The plaintiff, Jody Goldstein, was beaten and robbed, resulting in serious, permanent injuries while staying as a guest at the Chateau Orleans, a combination hotel, timeshare...

In 2019, the Missouri legislature passed Senate Bill 224 (SB 224), effectively revising Missouri's discovery rules to align them with the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

Keypoint: On July 7, 2021, Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed the Colorado Privacy Act into law, making Colorado the third state to pass broad consumer privacy legislation.

In the fourth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Arizona Representative Domingo DeGrazia.

In the seventh episode of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Connecticut Senator James Maroney.

In the fifth episode of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Florida Republican Representative Fiona McFarland.

In the second podcast of our Legislating Data Privacy series, we talk with Minnesota Representative Steve Elkins.

The Texas legislature has determined that companies who experience a data breach affecting Texas residents need to have their names in lights—but not in a good way.

Developer subjected property to the condominium act in Massachusetts in 2008. By the terms of the deed, it included all the "land and improvements at the property…"

On April 20, 2020, we blogged about the legal challenge to Montana's requirement that sellers of cattle must contribute $1.00 per head to Montana's Beef Council to fund advertisements for beef.