Litigation
The Boilermakers decision, decided in June by the Delaware Chancery Court, has been widely viewed as a win for companies […]
Major-league football and baseball will have to be moved from major networks to paid channels like ESPN unless the Supreme […]
Starbucks didn’t convince an appeals court that customers were confused by the “Charbucks” coffee brand being offered by a small […]
Google’s effort to scan more than 20 million books counts as fair use under copyright law, the Second Circuit Court […]
The husband of a nurse who died in a car accident while driving home from a 12-hour shift has filed […]
A matter that began with a pollution lawsuit against Chevron for destruction of Ecuadorian rain forest going back to the […]
Thanks to a clerical error by “someone with exquisite taste, but s–t for brains,” band Cadaver Dogs got no attribution or royalties when their song “Drop Zone” was used in a nationwide RadioShack commercial for new cell phones.
An animal rights activist who copyrighted the name of a wild black bear while she raised funds to relocate it […]
How to read through the boilerplate, evasion and occasional subterfuge. For the careful reader, there are some red flags.
The Court will consider whether neutrality agreements between private-sector employers and unions attempting to organize violate anti-corruption law. Neutrality agreements, […]
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