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In December 2024, the Good Samaritan Remediation of Abandoned Hardrock Mines Act became law. Lauded by the National Mining Association as "the final step in securing a key solution to tackle the long-overdue cleanup...

On August 3, 2017, President Donald Trump made his fifth group of nominations of prospective United States Attorneys.

In the wake of Hurricane Matthew and its associated flooding (particularly in North Carolina and South Carolina), a recent case of first impression in the Sixth Circuit may be cited by both damaged businesses and insurers and insurance brokers in the Carolinas.

Companies and institutions with long-tail claims – think asbestos, pollution, and sexual molestation – sometimes become involved in bet-the-company insurance coverage litigation.

On September 30, 2015, Beaulieu Group, LLC, a Georgia Corporation, brought a trademark infringement action against Mohawk Carpet Distribution, Inc., a Delaware corporation with a principal place of business in Calhoun, Georgia.

NaturaLawn, according to the complaint, is a nationwide leader in lawn care services with over 27 years' experience and over 70 franchises across 23 states.

The high court held that the federal government cannot deny a trademark registration because some people might find the trademark offensive.

Several questions and topics come up time and again during overseas visits with Chinese entities, both law firms and corporations.

While data and other facts do not qualify for copyright protection, their aggregation into databases can be registered in the United States Copyright Office.

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.

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.

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

The Supreme Court has delivered a landmark ruling on directors' duties under section 172 of the Companies Act 2006, establishing that good faith requires more than honest belief in pursuing a company's best interests. This case arose from a dispute where a chairman covertly delayed a planned company sale, believing it would yield better returns, but in doing so misled the board and breached his fiduciary duties.

Furniture manufacturer admits intentionally copying designs, asks Supreme Court, What does copying really say about trademark status of design?

While Delawareans are proud of the well-deserved elevation of Judge Stark to the Federal Circuit, his absence coupled with the District of Delaware's heavy caseload is forcing the Court...

On October 25, 2016, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released its nonbinding "Data Breach Response" guide with an accompanying blog post and video, all directed to help businesses prepare a data breach response plan.

The government announced on 15 April 2026 that a 10% biodiversity net gain objective will apply to nationally significant infrastructure project applications made on or after 2 November 2026.