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On June 16, 2023, in a News Release, Chairwoman Rosenworcel announced the circulation of an order among Commissioners that would create the Enhanced Alternative Connect America Cost Model...

A property owner in Jersey City faces a $400 million federal class action lawsuit for allegedly failing to follow procedural requirements for New Jersey's rent control exemption on newly constructed multi-family housing. This case highlights the critical importance of strict compliance with exemption procedures for developers seeking relief from local rent control ordinances.

After many iterations over the years attempting to regulate the cryptocurrency space, the House of Representatives passed the Financial Innovation and Technology...

The current standard embraced by virtually all UDRP cases — that the claimant must show commercial use of her personal name to succeed — is simply too stringent.

A precedential Director decision bars foreign governments from participating as petitioners or real parties in interest in AIA proceedings, denying institution in an IPR case where evidence suggested Chinese government ownership through AVIC. The ruling establishes that foreign governments, like U.S. federal agencies under Return Mail, are not "persons" eligible to challenge patents before the USPTO, preventing potential national security risks and asymmetric patent challenges.

On April 24, 2018, the Supreme Court issued decisions in two highly anticipated matters concerning IPRs: Oil States Energy Services v. Greene's Energy Group and SAS Institute Inc. v. Iancu.

Affleck Greene McMurtry LLP is pleased release its Competition Year in Review for 2025, summarizing key developments in Canadian competition law over the past year.

The migration to the cloud and transformation to digital now so visibly under way are moving intellectual property (IP) centre stage as all businesses become software companies.

Singer is a securities class action against a medical-device company and its officers.

Historically, states have taken the lead in regulating oil and gas development given the states’ primary interest in securing rational oil and gas development.

The courts decided 44 cases under New York's State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQRA) in 2019. In only six did the courts overturn governmental decisions based on violations of SEQRA.

In the recent case of Oil States v. Greene's, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of inter partes review — the popular proceedings created in the America Invents Act...

This is at least the fourth time in the past year that a certiorari petition was filed, contending that AIA reviews were unconstitutional.

As artificial intelligence workloads drive unprecedented electricity demand, data center developers are confronting a fundamental infrastructure crisis that is reshaping power procurement strategies.

Now, you may be under a nightly curfew, or you are told you must designate one shopper in your household.

National Recovery Month provides a powerful reminder that recovery from substance use disorders and mental illness happens...

A landfill merger to monopoly that would prevent prices from falling was saved by efficiencies, the Supreme Court of Canada held.