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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.

Leaves of Absence and Medical Issues: What Employers Need To Know Before Problems Escalate

Employers often underestimate how quickly a leave or medical issue can turn into a legal issue if policies are unclear or inconsistently applied.

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Dispositive Motions: How Cases Are Won (or Lost) Before Trial

Understanding how dispositive motions work and when to use them is critical for anyone involved in litigation.

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Artificial Intelligence & Business Risk

AI tools can introduce new forms of legal exposure, particularly as regulators begin to focus more closely on how AI is developed and used.

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Why Patent Reexaminations Are Experiencing a Resurgence

The resurgence in patent reexaminations reflects a convergence of procedural uncertainty, litigation pressures, evolving policy, and an appreciation for its strategic advantages.

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What Cannabis Lenders Think Rescheduling Will Mean for Capital Markets

Learn what the federal rescheduling of cannabis could mean for borrowers, lenders, and the broader capital markets.

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The Basics of General Corporate Law Compliance 

Corporate compliance is an ongoing process. Forming an entity is just the first step; staying in good standing requires continuous attention.

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Cannabis Supply Chains: Where Law, Logistics, and Reality Collide

From cultivation to retail, every step of the cannabis supply chain is shaped by a patchwork of laws, regulatory hurdles, and financial constraints.

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EEOC Investigation into Employer’s DEI Practices Results in $500,000 Settlement

Employers should ensure their DEI efforts comply with applicable federal law and maintain workplaces free of discrimination and harassment.

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Ticket to Ride- USPTO Requires Counsel for Foreign Patent Applicants

The USPTO adopted a final rule requiring foreign-domiciled patent applicants and patent owners to be represented by a registered US patent practitioner.

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Avoiding Legal Malpractice and Disciplinary Trouble

Understanding how malpractice claims arise and how to prevent them is critical to building a sustainable and successful practice.

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