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When a party is in litigation, but feels it has a right to arbitrate, it can be a difficult decision whether to allow the litigation to continue or to force arbitration.

On Thursday April 16, 2020, President Trump unveiled his "Guidelines for Opening Up America Again" (the "Guidelines"). The Guidelines are designed to help state and local officials reopen their...

First, you must analyze whether your company employs the requisite number of individuals to be covered by the Act.

Usually, being aggressive in business and in litigation is considered an advantage. But, as illustrated in a recent 7th Circuit case, it is possible to be overly aggressive.

On September 11, 2020, the Office of Investment Security, Department of Treasury issued a final rule that significantly revised...

All government agencies involved in immigration processing continue to struggle with case backlog and processing delays.

On Thursday April 16, 2020, President Trump unveiled his "Guidelines for Opening Up America Again". The Guidelines are designed to help state and local officials reopen their economies, get people back to work.

In recent years, news of large-scale breaches of customer data held by retailers such as Target and The Home Depot, followed by class action litigation brought by the affected customers, has...

Companies that apply for Paycheck Protection Program ("PPP") loans should document that "economic uncertainty makes this loan request necessary to support the ongoing operations of" the company, and that the company does not ...

The advent of the internet and advancement in digital technology has resulted in rampant copyright infringement of copyrighted works, such as photographs, music, and movies.

On April 26, 2017, Masa Katsumi, an attorney in our Employment, Labor and Benefits group will present a webinar for Japanese expatriates who work and live in the United States.

In our December 7, 2015 update, we reported that BRC had claimed that Continental breached a written supply agreement that BRC alleged was a requirements agreement.

NewSpin found the defendant, Arrow Electronics, which dealt in these types of electronic components.

Courts and lawyers must deal with ambiguous statutes all the time. But Judge Wood's frustration with the Indiana Deceptive Franchise Practices Act (IDFPA)...

The Great Recession of 2008 may seem a distant memory.

Under California's Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986, better known as "Proposition 65," the Governor of California published a list of chemicals "known"...

A common scenario involves two parties involved in intense and prolonged negotiations that one party feels resulted in an enforceable contract, but the other party does not.