By Saurabh Mehra, Oddr | May 15, 2024
What's interesting here is not so much the errors that have taken place in the past, but how little technology has come along to solve the problem for law firms and their clients, to significantly improve that critical aspect of client service that happens during the delivery of the clients' invoice—until now.
By Elizabeth J. Rest | May 15, 2024
Lawsuits pitting one plush toy against another have brought trade dress law to the forefront. At the heart of the battle is whether there are protectable nonfunctional elements in Kelly Toys' Squishmallows such that Build-A-Bear's use of similar elements in its Skoosherz constitutes trade dress infringement.
New Jersey Law Journal | Commentary
By Frederick P. Sisto | May 15, 2024
"Even before the tremendous polygraph advancements, they were never considered per se unreliable in New Jersey," writes Frederick P. Sisto.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By David R. Chase and Scott Silver | May 15, 2024
In this article, we discuss the elements of what makes a compelling SEC Whistleblower Tip, such that it is likely to be investigated by the SEC's Enforcement Division resulting in an enforcement action, substantial monetary penalties and ultimately payment of a financial bounty to our whistleblower client.
Delaware Business Court Insider | Commentary
By Albert J. Carroll | May 15, 2024
In re Carvana Stockholders Litigation is another example of a board successfully employing this process to discontinue a derivative suit after directors weighed the pros and cons and made a good faith business judgment to dismiss.
By Kevin Frankel and Christian Hochhausler | May 14, 2024
"Surely a court would be better off with the benefit of a unique, on-point, but unpublished case than having to decide an issue in a vacuum," write Kevin Frankel and Christian Hochhausler of McGuireWoods.
Connecticut Law Tribune | Commentary
By John W. Pettit | May 14, 2024
'I have confidence in you because I've sat in your seats and I've been terrified of the world around me,' the mayor told graduates, 10 years to the day after his own graduation.
New Jersey Law Journal | Commentary
By New Jersey Law Journal | May 14, 2024
This year's special section covers everything from the (un)likelihood of winning punitive damages, the appellate review of pain and suffering awards, and the "piercing the corporate veil" doctrine.
The Legal Intelligencer | Commentary
By Christian Petrucci | May 14, 2024
Last month, the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court brought unreasonable contest attorney fees back to the forefront in the precedential matter of Torres v. Amazon.com Services (Workers' Compensation Appeals Board), and offered further elaboration as to the Supreme Court's holding in Lorino.
Daily Business Review | Commentary
By Mark Romance | May 14, 2024
So what is a Florida employer to do? First, the final rule does not expressly limit other forms of employee restrictions. Nonsolicitation, confidentiality and trade secret agreements have always been additional ways in which an employer can protect its intellectual property, investments and client bases.
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