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Just about the time you think there is nothing new under the sun or nothing interesting to blog about, the legal profession continues to astound and amaze.

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I am sure you noticed it, did you not? Judge Posner recently had the good sense to agree with us here at the Appellate Record

One of the most fact-intensive elements of a fraudulent inducement claim is whether the defrauded party actually relied on the other party's representations in entering the contract, and whether such reliance was reasonable, and a merger clause that negates reliance, may bring the lender one step closer to defeating this argument.

Allowing the brain to do seemingly nothing is the ingredient without which insight or inspiration will not happen.

Proposed qualifying income regulations released in May 2015 to provide natural resource-related guidance drew significant industry and investor comment...

The latest state to confront the utility token issue, Colorado, recently enacted the Digital Token Act (the Act). The Act amends the provisions of the Colorado Securities Act that require

Nearly two years into the current administration, many questions remain regarding the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Defined contribution retirement plans have become so common-place that most employers do not consider the specific terms of their 401(k) plans when designing and touting their executive compensation packages.

The Belgian Data Protection Authority (the "Belgian DPA") recently published (in French and in Dutch) the updated list of the types of processing activities which require a data protection impact

The Eleventh Circuit overturned a lower court ruling requiring arbitration in Florida under US law, finding, instead

In recent litigation involving the development of interstate natural gas pipelines, one of the key issues has been whether the state has waived its authority under Clean Water Act (CWA) section 401...

The Texas Supreme Court's decision in Boeing Company v. Paxton, 466 S.W.3d 831 (Tex. 2015), changed the interpretation of the Texas Public Information Act (the "Act"), Tex. Government Code §§ 552.001-.353...

The Copyright Act authorizes, but does not require, a court to award attorneys' fees to a prevailing party.

This week, in Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc., 15-1189, the Supreme Court reversed the Federal Circuit and strengthened the Doctrine of Patent Exhaustion.

This week, in Impression Products, Inc. v. Lexmark International, Inc., 15-1189, the Supreme Court reversed the Federal Circuit and strengthened the Doctrine of Patent Exhaustion.

As with most modern electronic advancements, cloud computing has swiftly become a force that companies cannot ignore.

Blockchain, or distributed ledger technology ("DLT"), is already proving to be a game-changer for businesses globally and across sectors.