By Andrew Lustigman and Scott Shaffer | August 27, 2021
College athletes are about to become important representatives of brands, including their own, because they are now permitted to be paid for the use of their name, likeness or image. Making sense of the new rules promises to be a difficult task for attorneys, business executives and administrators in the fashion industry and elsewhere. This article provides a general outline of a rapidly-evolving new industry.
By Kristin B. Kosinski | August 27, 2021
Given the broad scope of possible protection, the rights of others should be carefully considered in product development in order to avoid confusing similarity with the non-functional shapes and colors of established brands.
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By Edward E. Neiger | August 18, 2021
In this edition of his Bankruptcy Update, Edward E. Neiger discusses the recent restructurings of CBL & Associates Properties and Washington Prime Group.
By Ellen Bardash | June 22, 2021
A Covington & Burling lawyer for Amazon said the dispute over allegedly counterfeit chargers is covered by a contract with an arbitration clause, but even if it wasn't, the Southern District of New York wouldn't have jurisdiction without either of the parties being residents of the district or anywhere else in the state.
By Tom McParland | June 16, 2021
New court appearances, logged by defense attorneys from Dentons and Thompson Hine, came as New York federal courts have become the main venue for bringing website accessibility claims. Deep disagreement, however, has emerged among appeals courts over what standard to apply to plaintiffs' ADA claims.
By Tom McParland | June 14, 2021
According to the six-page complaint, Affirm held its loans out as an alternative to paying for products by credit card, without disclosing allegedly "unfavorable" terms.
By Tom McParland | February 17, 2021
Attorneys from Glancy Prongay & Murray alleged that Amazon had used contractual provisions to prevent publishers from partnering with competitors in order to reinforce its own stranglehold on the market for books.
By Tom McParland | January 13, 2021
The proceedings hit a snag over pleading standards that threatened to derail the appeal, even as at least one judge seemed open to the plaintiffs' case--that cards include Braille under the ADA--on the merits.
By Lizzy McLellan | December 30, 2020
The firm's engagement letter with Benzer Pharmacy Holding identifies partner rates as high as $1,650 an hour.
By Angela Morris | November 24, 2020
Texas, Connecticut and Illinois led the settlement effort for 45 state attorneys general who launched a multistate investigation into a 2014 data breach at The Home Depot that stole 40 million credit card numbers.
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