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In a recent public talk, Mary Jo White, former U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, lamented that waiver of corporate privilege has become a litmus test for whether a company is cooperating with an investigation.

The claimant, Ian Thomas, and the defendant, Winston Thomas, are half-brothers. Between about 1986 until 2016 they were members of a band known as LOVE INJECTION or LUV INJECTION.

In February 2010, Lego A/S registered the following Community design in Class 21.01 with the description: "building blocks from a toy building set":

A Connecticut Supreme Court decision demonstrates how a $13 million estate tax dispute reinforces a critical planning lesson: formal declarations of domicile carry limited weight when contradicted by an individual's actual living patterns. The case examines how spending more time in Connecticut than Florida, despite obtaining a Florida driver's license and voter registration, led to a substantial tax liability.

The claimant, SDI Retail Services Ltd (SDIR), is part of the Sports Direct group of companies.

Recent publicity surrounding the United States Supreme Court's rejection of the mandatory United States Sentencing Guidelines (Guidelines) has caused some to question the continued importance of corporate compliance programs. Yet the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General (OIG) has sent a clear message to providers that compliance programs must remain strong.

Effective October 1, 2004, registered nurses ("RNs") may sign the medical portion of a death certificate when they have been authorized to pronounce death of nursing home, hospice or home care patients. The new law, Public Act No. 04-255, An Act Concerning Funeral Directors and Vital Records, also permits advance practice nurses ("APRNs") and physician assistants ("PAs") to sign the medical portion of death certificates under certain circumstances.

The Opposition Division rejected the opposition on the ground that there was no likelihood of confusion.

Original Beauty Technology Company Ltd (OBTC) sells bodycon and bandage dresses under the main brand "House of CB" with a sister brand "Mistress Rocks".

On October 1, 2003, a new Connecticut criminal law took effect targeting abuse of the elderly, blind, disabled and mentally retarded. Public Act No. 03-267 establishes a crime of abuse with penalties that are graduated according to the seriousness of the crime.

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Federal Trade Commission's internal adjudication of deceptive advertising claims violates constitutional requirements...

Patent litigation is an expensive proposition and many patent owners cannot assert their rights against infringers without an investment from a third-party funder.

Fiduciaries administering estates with revocable trusts face critical income tax decisions that can significantly impact asset availability and tax obligations.

In August, the Pension Protection Act of 2006 was signed into law. Despite its title, a substantial portion of the Act was not about pension reform, but about charitable giving matters and the regulation of non-profits. Other miscellaneous tax law changes were also enacted. Outlined below are highlights from the Act that may affect individuals’ estate and income tax planning.

Earlier this month, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois invalidated two patents for a menu comparison methodology, highlighting an important ruling for the patent community.

The first claimant, Vestel Elektronik Sanayi Ve Ticaret AS, is based in Turkey and makes televisions under various brands, including Toshiba, Hitachi and Panasonic.

In May 2018, Wirex Ltd launched a credit card rewards scheme where the rewards, commensurate with the scale of purchases on the card, were in bitcoin.

SIA CV-Online Latvia operates the website CV.lv, which comprises a database, developed and regularly updated by CV-Online, containing notices of jobs published by employers.