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Next month, the Ohio High School Athletic Association member schools will vote on whether to allow high school athletes to be paid for their name, image, and likeness.

In 1984, by and through a young-muscle-bound-pre-California-Governor, James Cameron dreamed up the first "Terminator" movie. This was well before the advent of autonomous drones...

On May 26, 2020, OSHA rescinded its prior memo dated April 10, 2020, and provided updated "Enforcement Guidance for Recording cases of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)".

On December 30, 2013, EPA issued its Final Rule which recognized that complying with the latest version of the ASTM Phase I Environmental Site Assessment Standards (E 1527-13) complies with the EPA all appropriate inquiries ("AAI") rules.

In Parker v. Kentucky Housing Corporation, the Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed an order of sale in a foreclosure action. Mrs. Parker first defaulted on her obligations in 2001 and again in 2004.

The FCA imposes civil liability on a party when false or fraudulent claims for payment are submitted to the government.

I (along with every other bankruptcy blogger) wrote extensively on the Fisker decisions from Delaware limiting a secured creditor’s right to credit bid.

United States' lovers of authentic, original British Cadbury chocolate will have to book a flight to the UK to enjoy the cherished confection.

Why wait more than a week after the Supreme Court issued its March 21 decision in SCA Hygiene Products Aktiebolag et al. v. First Quality Baby Products, LLC, et al. to send a "Breaking News" eAlert? Because the Supreme Court said delay doesn't matter!

Though Trump has seemingly won this trademark battle, it remains to be seen whether he'll win the war over the Republican ticket.

With the USPTO's implementation of new fees for certain continuation patent applications, applicants now face important strategic decisions regarding the timing and management of their filings.

It doesn’t look like the Washington Redskins will be changing their name any time soon. In June, we reported that the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board had cancelled six of the Redskins’ trademark registrations.

Isn’t the saying that "one man’s misfortune is another man’s gain"? Last week, Apple's misfortune was certainly KitKat's gain.

With all of the recent data breaches, the nervous jitters among those who have spent time ordering new credit cards or signing up for credit monitoring are no surprise.

The United States Department of Labor issued a Final Rule to establish a minimum wage of $10.10 per hour for certain federal contractors beginning January 1, 2015.

Pay-if-paid clauses in construction contracts are intended to shift the risk of owner nonpayment for a subcontractor’s work to the subcontractor, so that the general contractor is not obligated to pay if he is not paid by the owner.

A new study found slow payments to general contractors and subcontractors cost $64 billion in 2019 – a nearly $25 billion increase from 2018