The U.S. House of Representatives generated buzz in November 2020 when it passed a bill aimed at removing a loophole in the Orphan Drug Act.

A look at the government inquiry into the BCCI collapse and the Bank of England's role in it.

As the world pivoted to navigate obstacles brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, the USPTO not only adapted to address the challenges, but appeared to make the most of this period by improving...

Everyone, it seems, does a retrospective list at this time of the year of the most important cases of the past twelve months. We would be remiss if we didn’t compile one of our own.

In a prior post, we reported on a Central District of California decision granting an early motion to strike class allegations.

The Department of Energy’s Loan Program Office announced the Draft Advanced Nuclear Energy Projects Solicitation for its up to $12.6 billion loan guarantee program.

The primary question before the Supreme Court was what preclusive effect should be given to a finding by the TTAB after an inter partes proceeding.

The new Code section 409A is the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of nonqualified deferred compensation. This Legal Alert reviews section 409A.

In a recent case the Georgia Supreme Court held that Georgia law does not recognize the inevitable disclosure doctrine as an independent cause of action for trade secret misappropriation.

After extensive negotiations, Congress passed the $956 billion Agricultural Act of 2014, and President Obama signed it into law on February 7, 2014 at Michigan State University.

The Eleventh Circuit has yet to address whether a future risk of identity theft is sufficient to establish standing in a data breach case.

The Adopting Release for Regulation BI encouraged firms to build on their current suitability-analysis processes and procedures.

A discussion on the confusion arising from the fact that Facebook offers two methods for allowing a visitor to use his Facebook credentials to sign into a third-party website.