ICANN, the International Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, has taken another step in expanding the number of sanctioned top-level web domains (TLD).

The Federal Trade Commission has proposed amendments to its Rule on Care Labeling of Textile Wearing Apparel and Certain Piece Goods—found at 16 C.F.R. § 423 - that, if adopted, would impact both manufacturers and importers of textile wearing apparel.

Notwithstanding the administration's efforts to simplify the export process, while protecting United States national security and foreign policy objectives, the burden on U.S. exporters seems to continue to increase.

To that end, the class action team at Duane Morris is pleased to present the third editions of the Data Breach Class Action Review – 2026 and the Privacy Class Action Review – 2026.

Two bills working their way through the New Jersey Legislature would allow the use of mobile gaming devices for wagering at casinos and at state racetracks.

The Nevada legislature approved AB360 to allow the governor, upon recommendation from the Nevada Gaming Commission, to enter into compacts with other jurisdictions to expand the reach of Nevada’s legalized interactive gaming.

New York’s recent State Budget law changed the gaming regulatory structure in New York state moving forward.

Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett signed into law a bill that allows bars and taverns throughout the commonwealth to offer certain games of chance.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has denied New Jersey's petition to have the entire court rehear the case that upheld the constitutionality of PASPA and enjoined New Jersey from implementing sports betting.

On April 26, 2012, I posted a blog entry entitled "Arkansas May Roll Dice With Gaming Ballot Referendum" that pointed out a clerical error which could have caused a major issue regarding a proposed ballot initiative to amend the Arkansas Constitution to open Arkansas up to establish four casino gaming establishments.

The Director of the Division of Gaming of the Colorado Department of Revenue requested an opinion from Colorado Attorney General John W. Suthers as to whether internet gaming could be implemented under current Colorado law.

The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, Office of Counsel, Advisory Opinion Unit recently issued an opinion concerning the application of sales tax.

The tunnel-boring machine Bertha has been halted underneath Seattle for more than two months.

In 2008, a crane operator and a construction worker were killed when a construction crane collapsed on the east side of Manhattan.

New York City Local Law 1–2013, effective July 1, 2013, amends the City’s laws concerning participation by Minority-Owned, Women-Owned, and Emerging Business Enterprises ("M/W/EBE") in City contracts.

Last January we reported on an expansion of public design build programs in New York.

The State of New York has published its action plan in connection with the first $1.7 billion in Federal CDBG-DR aid appropriated by the United States Congress, and allocated to New York State, for Sandy disaster relief.

In the case of Dorr v. LaCoste, the Vermont Supreme Court held that the owner had an obligation, under the VT prompt pay act, to pay undisputed amounts upon receipt of an invoice.

Today, the Philadelphia Office of Property Assessment (OPA) begins mailing out the new "Actual Value Initiative" (AVI) reassessment figures to every property owner within the city.

The Supreme Court issued its decision in American Express v. Italian Colors, holding that the Federal Arbitration Act does not permit a court to invalidate a contractual waiver of class arbitration on the ground that the claimant's cost of individually arbitrating a federal statutory claim exceeds the claimant's potential recovery.