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In April 2019, Colorado Governor Jared Polis (D) signed Senate Bill 19-109 into law, increasing Colorado's statutory damages caps for the first time in more than a decade.

In response to the considerable losses caused by the 2017 wildfires, the California Legislature enacted and amended several statutes to allow insureds the resources to rebuild their homes,

Companies that engage influencers to promote their brands on social media face a growing risk of being sued for copyright infringement when those influencers...

A proposal on managing expectations to change the paradigm of future litigation for these (currently) high volume hospital acquired pressure ulcer cases. Many pressure ulcers are unavoidable...

The New Jersey Supreme Court held that individuals other than spouses exposed to take-home toxins may pursue claims against landowners.

The past several years have seen a slew of high-profile excessive force cases, often highlighted by cell phone or dash-cam video.

The Biometric Identifier Information Act (Act) went into effect in New York City as of July 9, 2021, pursuant to New York City Administrative Code, §22-1201-1205.

Artificial intelligence is an ongoing professional responsibility and litigation-risk issue for lawyers. The California State Bar recently published new guidance. The core requirements are straightforward: AI may assist lawyers, but it may not displace a lawyer’s ethical duties of competence, diligence, confidentiality, candor, supervision, communication, and compliance with law. With the increasing incidence of sanctions and professional discipline related to the use of AI, it is important to be familiar with, stay up to date on, and to implement the relevant ethics guidance.

Fingerprint scans and facial recognition technology have become commonplace thanks to smartphones, yet this type of biometric information is being used in other places as well.

One year after Wilson Elser published an article comprehensively exploring "California's Bill to Add Marijuana Trademark and Service Mark Classifications" ...

As Wilson Elser recently reported, the Illinois Wrongful Death Act (740 ILCS 180/1, et seq.) and Probate Act (755 ILCS 5/27-6) were amended to allow plaintiffs to recover punitive damages...

As product liability defense counsel, we of course stay up to date on significant court decisions dealing with the defense of Personal Jurisdiction.

Growing legislation directed toward injuries allegedly caused by working with engineered stone products manufactured and distributed by various defendants, including manufacturers, distributors, suppliers.

Recent cases make clear that immigration status does not preclude illegal workers from pursuing claims against their employers. As such, U.S. employers are just as susceptible to being sued by illegal aliens as they are by workers here legally.

Mercedes-Benz Suit Against Street Artists Allowed to Proceed Mercedes-Benz brought a declaratory judgment action against four street artists who saw their work prominently displayed...

In Romag Fasteners, Inc. v. Fossil, Inc. (No. 18-1233, April 23, 2020) the United States Supreme Court held that willfulness is not a prerequisite for damages in a trademark infringement case.

Automakers and tech companies have had a fairly free hand to develop and test automated and advanced driver-assistance system tech. Regulation may be tightening.