This morning, the Supreme Court released its long-awaited opinion in AMG Capital Management v. FTC. Judge Breyer issued the decision for a unanimous Court.

In contrast to Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(a)(1), the Tennessee Rules of Civil Procedure do not require initial disclosures—but that could be changing soon.

We don’t have to remind anyone who markets a food product that the number of consumer class actions has grown tremendously.

And from the trenches, I mean other lawyers' trenches: this wasn't my case, but I did learn from it.

Society is consumed with celebrity. We can survey Hollywood marriages and divorces, analyze Golden Globe wardrobe choices and comment upon the latest Lindsey Lohan foible.

Plaintiffs John Sandoval and Jonathan Kanfer brought a class action complaint against PharmaCare US, alleging false advertising and unfair competition related to Defendant's over the counter aphrodisiac drug "IntenseX."

The workshop did not cover remote registration for sports and horse wagering accounts.

On Thursday, November 19th, 2021, the Gaming Control Board ("Board") held a public workshop to discuss possible amendments to the Nevada Gaming Commission regulations...

Entertainment attorneys Brandon Milostan and Graham Fenton authored "Swimming with the Stream" in Los Angeles Lawyer.

On April 17, advocates in support of a federal data security and breach notification law achieved a victory when the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed a bill supporting national legislation

Multiple U.S. district courts have weighed the needs of U.S. discovery against privacy rights protected by foreign statutes, including the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)...

Last week, the Second Circuit, in Solomon v. Flipps Media, Inc., joined the Third and Ninth Circuits in holding that "personally identifiable information" under the Video Privacy Protection Act is limited to information that would enable an ordinary person, to identify a consumer's video-viewing history.

California Assembly Member, Bonnie Lowenthal, recently introduced the "Right to Know Act of 2013″ (AB 1291), which would require any company that retains a California resident’s personal information to provide a copy of that information to that person, free of charge, within 30 days of the request.

Another day, another CCPA action. On March 5, 2026, CalPrivacy announced a $375,703 settlement with Ford Motor Company over allegations the business introduced unnecessary friction for consumers to exercise their opt-out rights.

Office Use Conversions in Arlington County got a step closer as the county released draft amendments to its zoning ordinance...

At the end of April, the State of California updated the Essential Critical Infrastructure Workers list that was first issued in March in furtherance of Gov. Gavin Newsom's Stay At Home order.

Ken Fisher discusses New York City's Mandatory Inclusionary Housing as the "option 2" affordability tier is at risk of being eliminated from the program in The Real Deal.

A new bill canceling rent for residential tenants, and mortgage payments for some qualified homeowners, was announced last week in New York

Passed in September 2013, the New Jersey Economic Opportunity Act radically altered the Grow New Jersey Assistance Program to spur state growth and development.

The QOZ tax credits were enacted in 2017 and sunset on December 31, 2026. This credit allows taxpayers to defer until December 31, 2026...