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Utility Associates, a Delaware corporation with a place of business in Tucker, Georgia, filed a patent infringement action on June 12, 2014, against Digital Ally Inc.

On June 12, 2017, President Donald Trump made his first nominations of prospective United States Attorneys.

A new opinion from Judge Kiser involving salacious accusations against the Patrick Henry Community College women's basketball team and athletic director is anything but boring.

I recently wrote about the offer from SES to reimburse C-band earth station users for their FCC registration fees.

Were the Beatles still recording today, they might have to add this verse to Taxman.

As our society moves forward in a time of novel coronavirus we begin to improve the tools available to fight the virus.

Michigan State University's announcement earlier this month that hackers had gained access to a university database of about 400,000 records highlights why colleges and universities are...

We leave breadcrumbs of biometric information scattered around our daily lives, which may be collected and used by private entities, often without our knowledge or consent.

Oscar Wilde was known for saying "Everything in moderation, including moderation." For a period of time, we were only confronted with the scary aspects of "Big Data." Think The Great Hack and the testy congressional hearings that we watched.

Property boundaries have great significance in law and life. Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon, the boundary between Gaul and Italy in violation of Roman law, and nothing was the same for him thereafter.

Anybody who practices land use law knows that it's an arcane area with layers of local and state laws (and sometimes federal laws) baked into every proceeding.

A quasi-judicial land use proceeding requires an impartial decisionmaker, like any courtroom proceeding.

How broadly will the appellate court's interpret a restrictive covenant applicable to real property? Not so broadly as to prohibit a parking lot to be used by customers.

Today, we're looking at Shoeheel Farms v. City of Laurinburg, COA14-1089 (August 4, 2015). The Court of Appeals dismissed as moot property owners' appeal of a trial court's decision denying a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction.

The South Carolina Supreme Court affirmed the Court of Appeals' refusal to compel arbitration between new home purchasers and the developer of the subject home, holding that the arbitration provision at issue was unconscionable.

A recent North Carolina Court of Appeals decisions underscores the importance of properly recording lease terms and renewal options.

The public perception is well-established now that international rules are unfit when it comes to taxing digital companies such as Amazon