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A number of notable developments in Patent False Marking law over the last month indicate that courts and legislators continue to focus on clarifying the reach of the law.

Cycle helmets are likely to remain a bone of contention between PI litigants for years to come. At least, as far as social cycling is concerned.

The extent of the National Labor Relations Act's application to tribal-owned and operated enterprises on reservations is an open question in many circuits.

The Court concluded that James GORR was a mere contractual royalty. As a result, the nature of the Royalty Agreement was executor

The Supreme Court of Canada recently released its much anticipated decision in Uber Technologies Inc. v. Heller...

Jan-Pro Franchising, International, Inc. is a franchisor whose franchisees offer cleaning and janitorial services. In May 2017, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California...

The Federal Court's decision in ASIC v Bekier & Ors examines when company directors breach their duty of care and diligence under the Corporations Act, particularly when red flags emerge in high-risk industries. The case clarifies the boundaries between permissible reliance on management and the duty to actively investigate warning signs, with significant implications for both executive and non-executive directors navigating anti-money laundering risks and corporate governance obligations.

Arbitration in India has been one of the rather uncertain fields of jurisprudence.

Issues of trademark infringement and passing off were recently brought up for discussion before the Delhi District Court at Tis Hazari...

New South Wales is preparing to significantly expand its stalking laws, with proposed legislation introducing a new criminal offence of "covert stalking" that could expose private investigators, former partners...

Parties considering bringing proceedings against Cayman Islands hedge funds in other jurisdictions should ensure that any judgment that might be obtained in a foreign jurisdiction will be recognized and enforced by the Cayman courts.

What happens if croft tenancies are not transferred by succession within the statutory time limits? It may seem reasonable to assume that such transfers would be invalid.

The Eleventh Circuit provided guidance as to what types of foreign entities may constitute "instrumentalities" of a foreign government.

2025 marked a year of adaptive reform in Canadian trademark law. Decisions, legislative updates, CIPO initiatives, and procedural enhancements collectively show the system continuing to mature in the wake...

The Next Big Thing in privacy is the advent of usage-based insurance ("UBI"), made possible by a telematics device – a small gizmo that plugs in to the diagnostic port of a car, monitors a driver’s driving habits, and sends that information wireless to an insurer/third party.

Discussion about the crime of sexual intercourse without consent with recent example.

The National Labor Relations Board's decision in Cemex Construction Materials Pacific, 372 NLRB No. 130 (2023) was a paradigm...

Jan-Pro Franchising, International, Inc. is a franchisor whose franchisees offer cleaning and janitorial services. In Vazquez v. Jan- Pro ("Vazquez"), in May 2017...