Eduardo Amorim, a partner with FBT Gibbons, sat down with host Scott Moritz for the Fraud Eats Strategy podcast to discuss key steps companies must focus on when considering...

Washington’s Commercial Electronic Mail Act (CEMA) prohibits sending commercial emails to Washington residents that contain false or misleading information in the subject line.

FBT Gibbons is reinforcing its long-term commitment to Denver with a full-floor lease at Brookfield’s 1801 California Street, one of the city’s most iconic office towers.

Employees not given the required notice may bring a civil action for damages.

For website tracking cases involving data privacy, a business’s ability to prevail in a motion to dismiss for lack of Article III standing just took a step backward.

United States Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, dissenting from the denial of certiorari in Berisha v. Lawson, et al., joined fellow Justice Clarence Thomas in questioning the appropriateness of the "actual malice" standard, ...

The Texas Attorney General's Office has issued an advisory opinion and All Bond Counsel Letter that affects the use of bond proceeds to pay some professionals on public financings...

On April 7, 2026, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced the creation of the National Fraud Enforcement Division, which marks a significant structural and strategic shift in how the federal government...

Senate Bill 8 expands Kentucky's Public Service Commission from three to five members and establishes new qualification requirements for commissioners, including mandatory legal and technical expertise.

Last month, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) made history when it awarded a combined 2,658 MW of offshore wind capacity to two wind energy companies.

In Edwards v. Junior State of America Foundation, the Eastern District of Texas determined that screenshots of social media messages are not sufficient evidentiary substitutes for spoliated native files.

Universal Standard brought a trademark infringement and unfair competition suit against Target.

Most New Jersey municipalities — 380 to date — have entered into either consent orders or compliant housing element and fair share plans in connection with their constitutional fair housing obligations.

This digest curates key developments in commercial real estate finance, covering ABL and factoring performance, CMBS issuance trends, multifamily investment rankings, and market volatility impacts. Industry professionals will find analysis of prepayment mechanics, appraisal reductions, and how CRE fundamentals are holding steady despite macro headwinds and higher-for-longer interest rates.

While most people anticipate encountering transfer taxes when buying or selling real estate, many are caught off guard by state and local transfer taxes that can significantly affect leasing transactions.

In Cavalier v. Apple, Inc., a group of California consumers launched a nationwide class action accusing Apple of fraud, negligence, and other state consumer law claims arising from its sale of Apple Watch Sport Bands.

The CREF Roundup is a periodic digest of noteworthy developments, insights, and commentary in the world of commercial real estate finance (CREF).

An unusual lineup of states is jumping on board the Trump administration's "Make America Healthy Again" campaign. There are currently dozens of pending bills in state legislatures seeking to ban certain consumable...

Patent practitioners have been curious as to whether any of the economic efficiencies announced and enacted by the federal government also have been implemented at the U.S.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has reinforced defendants' ability to dismiss consumer class actions early by requiring plaintiffs to demonstrate concrete economic harm rather than speculative overcharge theories. In Monahan v. Southwest Airlines, the court held that hypothetical price inflation claims without plausible real-world economic loss fail to satisfy Article III standing requirements...