Immigration policy changes are creating uncertainty for employers and international workers. Understanding proposed modifications to F-1 student status rules and H-1B prevailing wage requirements can help organizations navigate compliance challenges and maintain their global workforce strategies.

As we navigate another wave of uncertainty, one thing is clear: this government shutdown will leave ripple effects across workplaces for weeks, if not months

Trademark registration is not automatic – even if you think your brand name is unique. A recent decision from the United States...

Attending the INTA Annual Meeting in London revealed critical strategies for protecting trademarks and company reputation in an increasingly digital marketplace. From monitoring fraudulent websites to tracking counterfeit goods, businesses face evolving threats that require proactive measures and expert guidance. Learn the essential steps every company should implement to safeguard their intellectual property and brand integrity.

More raids and audits are on the horizon, and HR leaders are already seeing the signs. The question isn't if you'll face scrutiny, but when.

The White House has proposed a tiered, wage-weighted lottery for FY 2027 filings. Instead of every registration having the same odds...

USCIS has issued a new policy memorandum emphasizing that adjustment of status remains discretionary and requires case-by-case review. While the process has not been eliminated, officers will now more carefully evaluate immigration history, status maintenance, and positive equities when deciding whether to grant green card applications filed from within the United States.

From new proclamations to evolving lottery rules to unpredictable consular processing delays, uncertainty has become the only certainty.

I have posted about anti-SLAPP laws.

This H-1B season is already buzzing with a few changes, confusion, and a whole lot of "Wait… can I travel?"

Just as crossing the Ironman finish line takes resilience and preparation, navigating today's immigration changes requires the same strength and focus.

A federal district court in Rhode Island has struck down several USCIS policies that created indefinite delays for immigration benefit applications based on nationality and travel-ban considerations.

If an artist's message revolves around anti-commercialist values, is it hypocritical for them to employ copyright law to protect their own work?

Who has two ears, two gloves, and lives in the happiest place on earth? Mickey Mouse is one of the most recognizable figures on the planet, and his likeness is owned by Disney.

Artificial intelligence has become a common tool in professional settings – including legal research, drafting, and analysis.

I first discussed this case way back in May of 2024, digging into how it highlighted one of the more esoteric types of intellectual property that receives protection.

On December 9, 2025, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued a precedential decision reversing the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board's (TTAB) refusal...

Buc-ee's continues its aggressive trademark enforcement strategy with another legal dispute over a logo featuring a cartoon animal in a circular design. This case examines the legal standard of likelihood of confusion and explores why consistent brand protection matters for businesses with distinctive visual identities.

When a multi-million-dollar jury verdict gets slashed to single digits by a trial judge, it usually marks a devastating end to a company’s legal battle.

In the social media era, the rise of so-called "dupes" (lower-priced look-alike versions of popular products) has shifted from a fringe practice into a mainstream consumer trend. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram actively...