Litigation

“Sherlock Homeboy” Violates Trademark, Estate Says

The Sherlock Holmes stories are now in the public domain, but the Sherlock Holmes trademark is still owned by the […]

SEC Is Getting A “Fire Hose” Of Whistleblower Tips

The SEC is definitely bullish on its Dodd-Frank Whistleblower program, judging from its report to Congress a few months ago […]

Uber’s Regulation Problem

The alleged Kalamazoo shooter apparently would have passed a background check, but this latest horrific gun incident puts the spotlight […]

Monitoring Employees’ “Wearable Technology”

A recent survey finds that 10 percent of organizations are already using wearable technology as part of their HR strategy. […]

The “Employee-Misconduct Defense” After An OSHA Citation

When safety violations are committed by employees, is the company liable? That depends, explains a client alert from Stites & […]

Bankruptcy Judge Steamed Over 50 Cent’s Instagram

Rapper 50 Cent, who filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July, was called into court to explain recent photos he […]

Posner Sees End Of Originalism

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia will be remembered for, among other things, ushering in an era of Constitutional thought known […]

Tighten Up Your Confidentiality Agreements

Your company is likely overdue to scrutinize and tighten up its confidentiality agreements, says a client alert from Seyfarth Shaw. […]

Scalia’s Best Bits

Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, who died Feb. 13, will be remembered for shaping legal thought. But his legacy also […]

Cosby Sues Accuser’s Lawyers

Bill Cosby has filed a lawsuit against the two lawyers representing a woman who has accused the comedian of drugging […]

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