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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit last week reversed a jury verdict and rendered judgment for American Quarter Horse Association in a much-contested antitrust case about AQHA’s ban of cloned horses.

Under the new laws, employers will also be required to notify employees about their lactation rights in a written policy.

On July 15, 2015, the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor ("DOL") issued guidance on employee and independent contractor classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA").

A number of biosimilar makers have turned to inter partes review (IPR) proceedings in order to challenge innovator patents prior to submitting their biosimilar applications to FDA.

The Act amends the Bankruptcy Code ("Code") and various federal banking laws to update and make technical corrections to the provisions of the Code and those other laws that were added or amended in 2005.

Many new inventors, with big ideas and short funds, may be tempted to turn to crowdfunding options.

The Owens litigation involved a dispute arising from a nursing facility’s operations. Following a final judgment, the defendant filed a timely post-judgment motion within the 30-day period required...

A federal court recently added additional wrinkles to one of the most important aspects of responding to a data breach: a forensic investigative report.

Last week, the Federal Trade Commission issued its much-anticipated ruling in the agency's case against POM Wonderful.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued guidance relating to the new requirement for individuals to report ownership of "specified foreign financial assets."

The NYAG'S settlement with Zoom is set forth in a letter from the NYAG Bureau of Internet and Technology.

Today, we turn to the basics of data breach incident response and a list of DOJ's "don'ts" when dealing with a hacker.

The 2016 Uber data security incident, affecting more than 57 million drivers and riders, is a cautionary tale.

In a recent article published by the Franchise Law Journal, authors Mary-Christine Sungaila and Martin M. Ellison survey the current status of joint employer liability in the franchise context...

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America and the Biotechnology Industry Organization filed an amicus brief in support of Gilead. Today, the Supreme Court denied Gilead's petition.

Individuals considering gifts of appreciated property to charity should be aware that not all property donations are treated equally for income tax purposes.

The Second Circuit issued a summary order affirming a decision by the Southern District of New York compelling arbitration pursuant to class-action and collective-action waivers...