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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 ...

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.

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.

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/

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...

The Seventh Circuit recently ruled that text messages do not qualify as "telephone calls" under Section 227(c) of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act's private right of action provision. This decision has significant implications for ongoing litigation involving Do Not Call violations stemming from texting campaigns, potentially reshaping how companies approach text-based marketing communications.

A Southern District of Florida judge recently declined to enter a default judgment against a defendant in a TCPA case, determining that the term 'residential telephone subscriber' under 227(c)(1) does not extend to cell phones. This decision has significant implications for how telecommunications consumer protection laws apply to mobile devices versus traditional landlines.

Andrew Boutros was interviewed December 31st by the CBC News Network, "New York Times: Australian diplomat gave intel to Russia probe investigators."

Andrew Lucano, Richard Lutkus, Tushar Vaidya authored a December 22 article in the ACG Chicago Journal, "Cybersecurity Threats May Be Lurking In Your Next M&A Deal."

Andrew Sherman authored a September 20 article in Global Franchise Magazine, "Could Your Brand Fail in America?" Sherman offers strategies for penetrating the US market as an overseas franchisor.

Andrew Sherman was interviewed April 30 on The People Catalysts podcast, "Your Post-Virus Plan Starts Today."

Andrew Sherman was quoted in "Musk's 'out of cash' dilemma many business founders love to share," an April 27 story from CNBC.com on business owners' difficult decision to sell a piece or...

Paul Pryzant was interviewed October 13th on Mergermarket's Dealcast: the M&A Podcast, "Deal Terms." Pryzant discusses how the shift from a seller's to a buyer's M&A market

Tonya Esposito was quoted in "Marketers of Weight Loss System Settle with FTC," an April 25 story by Natural Products Insider on her representation of NutriMost who reached a FTC settlement.

The post presented the top developments/headlines for 2016 in trade secret, computer fraud, and non-compete law.

In a world that becomes more connected to technology by the moment, many employers are turning to "bring your own device" policies as an answer to the increasing costs and burdens of providing devices to employees.

David Rowland and Sarah Bauman co-authored a November 28 article in Law360, "ADA Ruling Uses Low Bar For Rare Employer Meddling Claim."