A commercial landlord sued a tenant that stopped operating a café and paying rent following a statewide order disallowing on-premises...

On 28 December 2020, the Federal No Surprises Act (Act) was enacted. It protects patients from surprise medical bills in certain...

Whole Foods Market employees claimed it discriminated and retaliated against them when it barred them from wearing Black Lives Matter...

A contractor requested seven progress payments on a construction project which were not paid. The construction manager did not follow the...

On 22 December 2020, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted a new rule to regulate investment adviser advertising and...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFPB”) has finalized two parts of its debt collection rule under the Fair Debt Collection...

To keep employees and communities safe, many businesses have given remote access to systems and data without ensuring new technologies...

A patent gives the owner the legal right to sue other parties for making, using, selling, or importing the patented matter. Compulsory...

When a contract involves cannabis, federal courts cannot enforce performance or order remedies, one court has ruled. A cannabis company...

In 2008, Illinois passed the Biometric Information Privacy Act to grant consumers privacy protections for collected biometric...

The IRS has released final regulations under Code Section 45Q. It provides for a U.S. federal income tax credit at varying rates to...

The Massachusetts Supreme Court has ruled that Uber's customer terms and conditions requiring them to arbitrate claims against Uber are...

On December 21, Congress passed, and the President later signed, a spending bill that folded in several intellectual property provisions...

Technology and changing preferences make remote work possible for a large part of the workforce but before COVID-19 it had not been...

COVID-19 is likely to increase the use of earn-outs in M&A transactions. Due to the unpredictability caused by the pandemic, buyers and...

Most of those aware of California employment law know that non-compete clauses prohibiting employees from working for competitors after...

Technological advancements and shifting societal preferences have made remote work programs possible for a significant segment of the...

Rapid law changes mean information privacy is something every company must worry about.

Coronavirus makes understanding the rules protecting children's privacy in the virtual world much more critical, especially since...

Rejecting any part of the terms offered to fulfill a right-of-first-refusal can terminate the entire right.