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With any change in presidential administration, it is typical to see turnover of the highest-ranking personnel in a federal agency.

You or one of your employees has created a work that is copyrightable subject matter—for example, a book, a computer program, a photograph, a song, or an architectural work.

Just how many of your front line supervisors (who do not have authority to hire and fire anyone) are making comments and issuing biased disciplinary actions to set you up for a "cat’s paw" case? Probably more than you think.

This edition examines critical developments in telephone consumer protection law, including a new FCC proposal targeting illegal robocalls and recent court decisions that may reshape how consent requirements are interpreted for pre-recorded telemarketing calls. The newsletter provides essential updates for legal professionals navigating TCPA compliance challenges.

Pryor Cashman represented client Bogner of America in a retail lease for space at 755 Madison Avenue in New York City.

Pryor Cashman client Peter Millar, a North Carolina-based luxury men's apparel brand, has signed a lease for a new flagship retail location in New York City.

The Mississippi Supreme Court recently reversed the Mississippi Court of Appeals’ decision in Equifax, Inc. and Equifax Credit Info. Services, Inc. v. Miss. Dep’t of Revenue.

On July 23, 2015, the Superior Court in Orange County, California, dismissed a lawsuit brought by UBS and joined by whistleblower Bradley Birkenfeld against former UBS customer Igor Olenicoff.

The first step for most disgruntled employees who believe they have been discriminated against is to file a Charge of Discrimination with the EEOC.

At the June meeting of the Tennessee Health Services and Development Agency, Jeff Ockerman announced that the draft nursing home standards are out for comment.

As a result of the US and other nations looking to ease the sanctions imposed on Iran, the international business community is once again starting to look at the opportunities presented by the largely untapped market of Iran.

What's old is new again. The beginning of the year has brought us a sense of renewal, and taking a cue from Congress, we are revisiting some issues in a new light.

It seems to me that every other business article written today, in one way or another, touches on entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau ("CFPB") has published its Supervision and Examination Manual – Version 1.0 ("Manual") to serve as a guide for CFPB staff in supervising and examining consumer financial services companies under the jurisdiction of the CFPB for compliance with the federal consumer financial protection laws enforced by the CFPB.

In a recent case, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit decided questions of first impression concerning the federal Anti-Kickback Act that may result in increased civil litigation against federal contractors based on the acts of their employees.

From the perspective of False Claims Act ("FCA") results, 2012 was a decidedly mixed year for healthcare providers.

Effective July 1, a new law changes the exposure for Tennessee employers subject to the Tennessee Human Rights Act and the Tennessee Public Protection Act.