What are the chances: A group of employees exchange disparaging text messages over their phones about a co-worker, and then that co-worker ends up receiving one of the employee’s iPads, which had stored
[Read More]Corporate America isn’t the only one experiencing hacking incidents. Law firms, too, can fall victim to cyberattacks. According to a recent New York Times report, federal law enforcement authorities are encouraging firms to
[Read More]Courtesy of the New York Law Journal comes news of discovery delays resulting in attorney fee sanctions in two Commercial Division cases: 135 East 57th Street LLC v. 57th Street Day Spa and
[Read More]Earlier this week, a federal jury in Los Angeles found that the 2013 hit “Blurred Lines,” which earned more than $16 million dollars, had indeed copied elements from Marvin Gaye’s own 1977 hit
[Read More]When a fish-and-wildlife officer conducted an offshore inspection of a commercial fishing boat and discovered undersized fish, he instructed the captain to keep the smaller fish separate from the others until they returned
[Read More]Earlier this week, we brought you news of patent reform legislation out of Washington State. Now, we share the renewed reform efforts taking place in Washington, D.C. As The Washington Post reports, patent
[Read More]While Seattle Seahawk Russell Wilson continues to wipe away tears of joy (and Cheeseheads, tears of despair), we bring you news of patent troll legislation out of the Evergreen State. What’s a patent
[Read More]In June of 2014, the United States craft brewing industry hit an impressive number: more than 3,000 breweries are in operation in this country. With all those beers flooding the market, the likelihood
[Read More]As many of you prepare for Christmas tomorrow, allow us to wrap up the week with a crackling yuletide BLLAWG post on the lawsuit over “Let It Snow” royalties and more. The iconic
[Read More]There’s trouble, right here in River City. Earlier this month, the Institute of Justice and three Texas-based breweries filed a complaint in Travis County against the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, claiming the state’s
[Read More]As Judge Paul S. Grewal stated in his order re: motion to compel in Venture Corporation LTD, et al., v. James P. Barrett, while many law professionals may not be familiar with the
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