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On September 26, 2018, the SEC announced a settlement with Voya Financial Advisers, Inc. (Voya), a registered investment advisor and broker-dealer ...

Gift cards are consistently rated as one of the most sought after presents during the holiday season, and reports indicate that Americans will spend approximately $651 billion on prepaid cards this year.

The California Court of Appeals recently determined that the hyperlink to a website terms of use was not binding on users.

This typically arises in a situation where one employer retains the other employer to provide business services.

Notwithstanding opposition from Mayor Muriel Bowser, Washington, DC recently enacted the Universal Paid Leave Amendment Act (the "Act")—one of the nation's most generous paid family leave laws.

The growth in demand for advanced energy technology and experience in the Middle East has created a myriad of opportunities as well as inherent risks.

Commissioner LaFleur highlighted a number of matters in which she looked forward to comments.

On October 18, 2018, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Commission) held its October 2018 open meeting. Commissioner Chatterjee again assumed the gavel on behalf of Chairman McIntrye,

Consistent with the Secretary's direction to proceed with caution and focus on leasing in areas with current active leases, the area in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico that remains under a congressional moratorium, and the Mid and South Atlantic planning areas are no longer under consideration for potential sales and development through 2017.

As a former regulator (both as an inspector and an attorney, ensuring compliance and enforcing violations) in the environmental law enforcement space

A recent US Court of Appeals decision could have broad implications for how federal wildlife agencies consider potential climate change impacts on species and their habitat. Pursuant to the Endangered

In a release dated December 20, 2010, the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") announced a proposed rule that, among other things, would create a permanent registration system for municipal advisors and broaden the SEC’s definition of the term "municipal advisor" to include appointed board members of municipal entities.

Instruction manuals that teach a claim element can be used as circumstantial evidence of a customer's direct infringement.

Nichia, the owner of U.S. Patent Nos. 8,530,250, 7,432,589, and 7,462,870, appealed the district court's refusal to award permanent injunction.

In late December, a California Court of Appeal upheld a forum selection bylaw requiring stockholder litigation to be brought in Delaware.

The critical protection offered by the attorney-client privilege—maintenance of the confidentiality of communications between an attorney and client—is increasingly under attack from both government regulators and private litigants.

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals Protects Payments Made by Enron to Redeem Commercial Paper Prior to Maturity as "Settlement Payments" Under the Bankruptcy Code's Safe Harbor Provisions.