According to Nielsen, 84 million watched Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump face off in the presidential debate earlier this week. Also potentially facing off: the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Hofstra University after
[Read More]Last week, “patent trolls” notched another legal win against Apple in 2016. A Delaware federal jury ruled that the multinational technology company infringed on Mobile Media Ideas LLC’s mobile phone ring-silencing patent and
[Read More]In Greyhound Lines, Inc. v. Viad Corp., Greyhound claims that Viad should pay for environmental cleanup costs on properties that Viad sold to Greyhound. In a recent ruling on the case, the court
[Read More]The GC role continues its rise to CLO. This past summer, we blogged that the legal adviser was becoming a strategic adviser. The next hot C-level role is back in the news thanks
[Read More]There’s a shiny new possibility for legal departments and law firms of the future: robots completing certain legal tasks, thus allowing counsel to focus valuable time and human expertise elsewhere. According to Forbes,
[Read More]While Judge Andrew J. Peck’s “short and decisive” answer was “NO” to whether the plaintiff in the racial discrimination case of Hyles v. New York City could force the defendant to use TAR,
[Read More]In a blow to municipal broadband projects, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit recently removed the Federal Communications Commission’s block and upheld the restrictive state laws in North Carolina and
[Read More]Japan has a great deal invested in the United Kingdom and the European Union, which is why it recently sent a strong message to both on behalf of its businesses located in the
[Read More]If you’re an Instagram user, then you probably noticed the recent rollout of a new feature called “stories,” which is quite similar to Snapchat’s own feature. So, did Instagram infringe on Snapchat’s intellectual
[Read More]A woman walks into a couple Missouri homes, steals, is charged with two counts of first-degree burglary and four counts of stealing, three of which are designated as class C felonies, appeals and
[Read More]Earlier this year, we posted a blog on the “Happy Birthday” copyright case, which resulted in a $14 million class action settlement and the song heading to the public domain. Recently, the same
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