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On January 1, 2018, New York's Paid Family Leave Benefits Law became effective.

Effective January 1, 2020, employers must comply with various changes in state and federal law.

A recent decision by the Sixth Circuit addresses an often hazy aspect of the "right of publicity": the issue of whether a publicity claim is preempted by copyright law.

The U.S. allows persons with an interest in legal claims pursued outside the U.S. to obtain judicially enforced discovery of documents and testimony within the U.S. for use in the foreign proceedings.

There has been much discussion of the legal issues raised by the pandemic when contractual obligations can no longer be met. This memorandum notes some of those issues.

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One of the most important points on which lawyers educate their clients is the attorney-client privilege. Usually it is simple, but occasionally it isn't.

United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Director David Kappos recently announced changes to the examiner count system that will likely impact examination time frames for requests for continued examination (RCE).

Businesses negotiating new deals should be reminded by a recent Second Circuit decision to be careful to avoid entering into a contract before they know it.

The U.S. Supreme Court has yet to issue any intellectual property ("IP") related opinions since Justice Sotomayor joined the Court, but she will undoubtedly participate in a number of IP cases in the future.