As social media has been “blurring the lines,” the Federal Trade Commission decided to make one thing starkly clear: false endorsements,...

In Chase v. Wizmann, the California Court of Appeal affirmed a preliminary injunction that ordered a neighbor to relocate his loud pool...

While the weather is cooling down, plans for summer camps are heating up. There are a number of benefits to postsecondary institutions...

The assault on banks and financial institutions by non-practicing entities or “patent trolls” continues. Two weeks ago, we discussed a...

We’re suffering from “information disorder,” according to a report recently issued through the Aspen Institute. That’s not news. But how...

The Second Circuit recently joined a growing number of federal courts to decide when a data breach of personally identifiable information...

Update: As predicted in the below article, Auth Token expanded its litigation campaign, targeting additional banks and financial...

A term that refers to either the congressional leadership from both parties or committee leadership from both parties. Let’s Get in...

The Electronic Fund Transfer Act (the “EFTA”) was enacted for the purpose of protecting consumers and limiting their liability when...

Introduction A newly created subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson recently filed Chapter 11 to manage 38,000 pending talc-related lawsuits and...