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The Georgia law regarding apportionment of liability in tort cases became more clear this month with the Georgia Supreme Court's decision in Zaldivar v. Prickett, et al.

We saw two significant developments in 2014 for sponsors of sweepstakes and contests online.

I recently wrote about the offer from SES to reimburse C-band earth station users for their FCC registration fees. SES S.A. is major a communications satellite owner and operator providing video...

The FCC has not indicated at this point whether it will seek review of the D.C. Circuit decision, or propose an alternative to the vacated verification requirement.

The FCC has eliminated its sports blackout rules. The vote was unanimous. Each Commissioner released a separate statement upholding fans’ rights to see local teams on the air.

There's an old Yiddish saying, passed down to me from my grandparents, that is worth recalling in these uncertain...

Legal developments surrounding the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) happened at a breakneck pace last year.

Our days of stumbling piecemeal toward multiple data privacy and protection standards may be ending.

Ok, so, generally speaking, a lease in North Carolina should be in writing and should probably be recorded. But what should the lease say?

Impact fees are defined, generally, as a charge on new development to pay for the construction or expansion of off-site capital improvements that are necessitated by and/or benefit the new development.

Today's piece digests a recent decision from the U.S.D.C. for the Eastern District of North Carolina dismissing as unripe a takings claim against the City of Raleigh.

A good website provides an impression, serves at a repository for information, functions as a means of communication and works as a vehicle for a transaction, among other important uses.

Today, we take a look at the land use case Jubilee Carolina, LLC v. Town of Carolina Beach, decided October 15, 2019.

Benjamin Osgood, of the Tenant Advocate, brings up a good point that I've noticed becoming MUCH more of an issue lately -- restoration provisions obligating the tenant to return the space to the condition in which they received it.

A person looking at a North Carolina Transportation Map finds that the water flowing into High Rock Lake is labeled "Yadkin River" and might assume that the State of North Carolina owns the Yadkin River bed within the Lake.

In Part II, we turn our attention to the North Carolina public trust doctrine.

The new California Consumer Privacy Act is not the only California privacy law that companies will have to prepare for in 2019.