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An AI cannot be an inventor for a European Patent Application finds the Board of the Appeal in their written decision on J08/20 that has now been published.

All too often organisations only bother to engage with government when there is a problem that they need to address.

Federal and state regulators have intensified scrutiny of collaborative industry initiatives designed to address sustainability commitments.

The proposed regulations, while not identifying the form of application, do prescribe the process.

Welcome back to The Week in Weed, your Friday look at what's happening in the world of legalized marijuana.

Pundits and pontificators have been looking for any sign or indication as to how (and when) the new Trump administration will come into shape with respect to the consumer...

This new California law is almost certain to face legal challenges, and its future is uncertain.

A quieter federal enforcement environment presents both risk and opportunity. On this episode of Environmental Law Monitor, Daniel Pope and Tim Wilkins explore how companies should respond.

Is the buzz around analytics dwindling? Once hyped as the gamechanger for every enterprise, is analytics letting businesses down now?

New sustainability reporting and substantive compliance requirements have been adopted at a furious pace across many jurisdictions over the last few years...

On November 13, 2024, at the Practicing Law Institute's 56th Annual Institute on Securities Regulation, panelists shared key updates from this year's proxy season and highlighted emerging trends to watch in 2025.

The U.S. Supreme Court has resolved a critical question in securities enforcement: can the SEC pursue disgorgement of ill-gotten gains without identifying specific victims who suffered measurable financial losses? This unanimous ruling in Sripetch v. SEC clarifies the agency's enforcement powers and closes a procedural defense that defendants had increasingly exploited in complex market-manipulation cases.

At an annual Government-Business Forum on Small Business Capital Formation (the "Forum"), SEC officials debated approaches to support the capital needs of small businesses.

The Second Circuit concluded in Oxford University Bank v. Lansuppe Feeder, Inc. that Congress' intent in enacting Section 47(b) was to grant contracting parties a right to sue for rescission of a contract that allegedly violates the ICA. In recent years,

Capital raising for a startup company isn't a one-size-fits-all process; it comes in several different "flavors" or stages, each with its own set of players and expectations. Understanding this progression is key for any founder looking to fuel their company's growth.

Amidst historic highs for startup investment in 2021, and new records broken every month, one wonders whether we can expect the venture capital boom to continue.

On September 19, 2024, the Southern District of California dismissed claims brought by a 401(k) plan participant against Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. regarding the use of forfeitures to offset...