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Yesterday, a Federal judge upheld a jury’s verdict to award mining-tire inventor Jordan Fishman and his companies $26 million in damages resulting from the illegal copying of Mr. Fishman’s blueprints for unique asymmetrical underground mining tires.

The International Olympic Committee's (IOC's) "Rule 40" has long restricted athletes from appearing in advertising for companies that are not official sponsors of the Olympics.

One of the recognised, but limited, exceptions to the obligations of an Issuing Bank or a Confirming Bank to make payments under an irrevocable letter of credit is where the bank is aware that the beneficiary of the credit is acting fraudulently in presenting documents under it.

The Equality Tribunal in the Republic of Ireland has recently published its decision in "Cunningham v BMS Sales Ltd" - an age discrimination claim brought against a recruitment company - which is likely to be relevant in the UK.

At the centre of the case of “Bartoline Limited v Royal & SunAlliance Insurance plc and Heath Lambert Limited” was the following question: are environmental clean up costs covered under public liability insurance policies?

Federal and State Updates: In 2017, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) continued to focus on data collection and information security practices, calling for more nuanced consent ...

Under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), fiduciary responsibility lies at the heart of retirement-plan governance. The statute imposes on plan sponsors the duties of loyalty...

Jessica Cortes, was featured as a guest on New York Country Lawyers Association's Amicus Curiae Podcast episode entitled "A Conversation – Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault & Sexual Harassment

In 2015, a contentious "new" alcohol product — Palcohol "powdered alcohol" — was, somewhat surprisingly, approved for labelling and sale by the U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, setting off a chain reaction among the states to counteract the TTB's approval.

The United Kingdom (UK) left the European Union (EU) on January 31, 2020 after mutual ratification of the Withdrawal Agreement, thus making "Brexit" official.

No matter how strict the privacy settings, Facebook can turn a user’s life into an open book. The Stored Communications Act, prohibits an entity, such as Facebook and MySpace, from disclosing information posted by users to their private pages without the account owner’s consent.

In the social media world, hashtags are ubiquitously used by the general public, marketers and their agencies.

While both technologies still show great potential, the pace of evolution and rate of adoption of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) ...

The sports and entertainment industries, while one of the most coveted industries to break into, have long been one of the most difficult to enter, particularly for black and brown professionals.

The dispute concerned the interpretation of the laytime and demurrage terms under a CIF contract. Suek AG v Glencore International AG (2011).

Where collective redundancy consultation obligations kick in, the consultation must take place with "appropriate representatives".

At the Conservative Party conference yesterday, the Chancellor announced two significant changes in relation to tribunal claims, following the consultation "Resolving Workplace Disputes", which was published at the beginning of the year.