Employment Law Update - Spring 2024: Client Alert

Client Alert | Biden Administration Issues Regulations Attempting to: Ban Non-Compete Agreements Raise the Minimum Salary Threshold for Exempt...

04/24/24

Tech Law Letter - Winter 2024

In This Edition: OpenAI & Trademark | Do Large Language Models like OpenAI’s that train their models using published books, infringe on their...

02/27/24

Tech Law Letter - Spring 2024

In This Edition: USPTO on AI & "Rockstar" |Guidelines for Use of AI Before the United States Patent and Trademark Office; “Rock Star” v. “Rockstar”:...

02/27/24

Crypto, Securities Laws, and Judge Rakoff’s SEC v. Terraform Labs Decision: A Split Among Judges of the SDNY?

In July 2023, I wrote about a trial court decision in the Southern District of New York (SDNY) that held that, contrary to the arguments of the...

01/25/24

The Corporate Transparency Act – Recent Updates on the Eve of the CTA’s Effective Date

12/26/23

Tech Law Letter - Fall 2023

In This Edition: AI & iOS | Does a work generated autonomously by a computer fall under the protection of copyright law? Does a product facilitating...

12/11/23

Misclassification of workers brings stiff penalties

09/26/23

Willcox Savage Government Contracts Reporter - Fall 2023

09/21/23

Virginia Product Liability Law: Please Don’t Confuse Us with California

08/21/23

Crypto and the SEC v. Ripple Labs, Inc. Decision: What Did the Court Actually Say?

07/28/23

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