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You may have noticed a "very unusual kind of egg" in your grocery store. It is only available between New Year’s Day and Easter. It is wrapped in colorful foil.

Oklahoma State University and New Mexico State University have holstered their pistols and called their dispute over Pistol Pete a draw.

Why do some studios call the infamous serious of 26 poses "hot 26″ and while others call the series "Bikram Yoga"?

Nicklaus Companies, LLC ("Company"), which focused on real estate development, golf course design, and the licensing and marketing of golf apparel and products under golf legend...

The Tennessee and Kentucky legislatures have proposed bills targeting patent trolls and others who make bad-faith assertions of patent infringement.

This week, I will continue examining the top 10 state slogans according to USA Today readers.

Last week, my post discussed the significant impact of product packaging (i.e., the "dressing" of a product) on consumer behavior.

Commil owns a patent for a method of implementing short-range wireless networks. Cisco produces and sells wireless network equipment.

With the willingness of lenders to enter into loan modifications after filing a foreclosure action, there are a growing number of orphan cases remaining open on courts' dockets.

Florida enacted legislation making limitation of liability clauses for design professionals enforceable when certain conditions are met.

On October 30, 2023, President Joe Biden issued a landmark executive order (the Order) directed to promoting use and managing risks of artificial intelligence (AI).

It is anticipated that the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund ("CDFI") will announce $5 billion in New Markets Tax Credit ("NMTC") allocation awards within the next several weeks.

Following years of litigation, on December 19, 2025, the Delaware Supreme Court reversed the Delaware Court of Chancery's 2024 order rescinding a 2018 special incentive compensation...

Last week the founder of Chobani settled its ownership dispute. I have been casually following the dispute, which was between Chobani’s founder, Hamdi Ulukaya, and his ex-wife, Dr. Ayse Giray.

An important Delaware case (Fortis Advisors, LLC v. Krafton, Inc.) puts a state-of-the art spin on buyer’s remorse following an M&A transaction and provides a roadmap of mistakes to avoid post-closing.

One question that comes up during transition to a new headquarters is "what do I do with my corporate entity that is still registered in my old state?" Do you leave it in your prior state, move it to Delaware or move it to Tennessee with you?

On September 12, 2016, the Georgia Supreme Court held that the four-year statute of limitations for actions on contracts for sale, not the six-year statute generally applicable to actions on simple written contracts, . . .