A federal court recently dismissed a lawsuit filed the State of New York and the City of New York against FedEx Ground and FedEx Freight.

The HHS Office of Civil Rights (OCR) announced that the long-expected Phase 2 HIPAA audits are underway.

On October 31, Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer filed a complaint in California state court seeking an injunction against a California-based e-cigarette company to bar online sales of vaping products ...

Each administration arrives in Washington with high hopes of making meaningful change to the way the Federal Government spends money.

Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe recently vetoed a bill that would have required public posting of most state contracts with private lawyers.

On January 8, in the case of Eden Place, LLC v. Perl (In re Perl), the Ninth Circuit issued a published opinion, overturning the decision of the Bankruptcy Appellate Panel...

Kicking off our new weekly series highlighting a significant, hilarious, and/or downright goofy patent filed on this day in history...

On this day in 1985, International Games, Inc.'s trademark RUMMY RUMBLE registered with the USPTO (No. 1364678)...

On March 5, a judge in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York rejected a plaintiff’s proposal to notify proposed class members of a Fair Labor Standards Act lawsuit.

The U.S. Supreme Court has granted a petition by a healthcare company to consider whether courts must give deference to the FCC's legal interpretation of the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

On September 15, the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida preliminarily approved a Fair Credit Reporting Act background check class action settlement in Speer v. Whole Foods Market Group, Inc.

On January 15, in response to a petition from Acurian seeking clarification on the non-commercial purpose exemption, the FCC held that prerecorded calls to residential phone numbers

President Biden's pattern of selecting strong consumer advocates for executive branch leadership positions continued last Thursday, when he appointed current Federal Communications Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel ...

The ruling will allow the suit in Illinois federal district court to move forward.

Navigating the rapidly shifting contours of data privacy law demands a pragmatic approach. To that end, we hope you benefited from our inaugural publication.

Navigating the rapidly shifting contours of data privacy law demands a pragmatic approach.

The appellate decision is styled Remijas et al. v. The Neiman Marcus Group LLC, Case No. 14-3122.

Poor cell phone reception and dead zones are not issues you want your tenants and their customers enduring.

Atlanta associate Brian Mink had his article – "Trading CERCLA for Spearin in El Dorado County: Shifting the Risk of Unknown Site Pollution to the Government in CERCLA Consent Decrees" – published by the American Bar Association in its Fall 2015 Construction Lawyer magazine.

As part of his regulatory reform agenda, President Donald Trump instructed federal agencies to review their regulations to identify requirements that burden businesses and industry.