Whether you’re hoping to sell or acquire a business, an entrepreneur hoping to cross the t’s and dot the i’s, or a professional trying to protect yourself and yours, navigating legal issues can be a difficult task. Knowledge is power. We’re looking to arm you.
On January 1, 2024, the world’s favorite mouse will enter the public domain. The Walt Disney Company, one of the most formidable challengers to copyright law, has fought since 1976 […]
Read MoreWhile a comparative fault defense isn’t always an option in fraud cases, the defendant could still argue that the victim is to blame.
Read MoreIn 2021, the Supreme Court permitted Google’s use of 11,500 lines of Oracle-owned code as fair use and ended a saga in copyright law.
Read MoreA carveout guaranty is a limited recourse loan that protects a borrower’s personal assets in a default, but conditions must still be met.
Read MoreThe Allen Stanford Ponzi case rages on in the Caribbean, putting the attorney immunity doctrine under fire once again.
Read MoreIn business transactions, a deal attorney may describe certain contract terms as “market.” What does this mean, and should you agree to them?
Read MoreThe EU takes data privacy and protection seriously, meaning GDPR compliance impacts U.S. companies with customers abroad. Are you compliant?
Read MoreFor decades, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) rejected potentially offensive trademarks. Then Matal v. Tam changed everything.
Read MoreTitle III convertible debt offerings allow for not-yet-profitable startups to secure funding without valuation disagreements. But what about the investors?
Read MoreWhat is puffery, and when is it actually sales fraud? The Trump SoHo case provides insight into what constitutes “mere puffery” in court.
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