There was an important victory reported recently for the tax-payer in a long-running inheritance tax case: Buzzoni and others v HMRC [2013] EWCA Civ 1684.

Breaking news! Connecticut legalized recreational marijuana by passing comprehensive legislation that addresses decriminalization, licensing, marketing, and taxation.

The plaintiff in Quesada brought a putative class action against Herb Thyme for mislabeling non-organic products as organic.

Securities fraud claims brought under Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act are subject to two separate timeliness provisions: a two-year statute of limitations and a five-year statute of repose.

The Alabama legislature recently passed a comprehensive revision of the state's noncompete statute, and Governor Bentley has signed the act into law.

As we have previously reported here, California Assembly Bill 5 (the bill) is slated to codify the California Supreme Court's 2018 landmark decision in Dynamex Operations West v. Superior

Just as the U.S. Patent Office has declined to consider patent applications naming an artificial intelligence as an inventor, the U.S. Copyright Office has declared that works authored by artificial intelligent artists or authors ...

A federal district court has ruled that an unauthorized fan encyclopedia compiling and describing characters, concepts and events in the “Harry Potter and . . .” book series violates author J.K. Rowling’s copyrights in the works.

On May 10, 2024, the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) issued a Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM) that is a major change to terminal disclaimer practice that, if implemented...

A case will soon be argued before the Supreme Court of Texas which is worthy of the attention of all Texas construction and real estate lawyers and their clients.

Nearly two years ago, a panel of the Sixth Circuit declined to let the Kentucky Attorney General intervene in a Sixth Circuit case to defend a Kentucky law.

On May 14, the Supreme Court struck down the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act ("PAPSA"), a federal law that prohibited most states from allowing sports-related gambling.

The esports industry would not be where it is today without support from sponsorships and partnerships with brands

The economic impact of COVID-19 cannot be understated; one impact has been to local and state budgets. States have experienced significant budget shortfalls due to limited economic activity and...

Our Spring 2021 edition of Aviation Happenings reported on the expansion of Pennsylvania's consumer protection law in Gregg v. Ameriprise Financial, Inc.

We're taking you on a journey through the history of software patents in Europe, through the lens of pop culture. By zooming out and looking at the big picture of what the EPO has taught us over the years...

Case studies highlighting Guernsey's expertise in the investment fund and private wealth sectors will form the basis of a seminar in Singapore early next month.

Consumer Protection has long been a significant concern worldwide, with increased focus on ensuring that suppliers of goods and services embrace fair practices to safeguard consumer rights.

Employers will soon see the national debate about abortion popping up in some unexpected places: the HIPAA privacy policies and procedures and notices of privacy...

The governor of California has signed AB 154, which selectively conforms the California Revenue and Taxation Code to specified provisions of the Internal Revenue Code enacted as of January 1, 2015.