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Early March has come in like a lion for employers, who are now facing potential new federal rules on overtime and classification, as well...

Attention businesses operating in Illinois: If you use a person’s “biometric” data for things like timekeeping or security, you must have...

We have all heard the old axiom: A lawyer who represents themself has a fool for a client. More truth than not in that statement,...

Recent Wal-Mart case before Trademark Trial and Appeal Board shows registering informational slogans remains a difficult endeavor One...

During recent years, the administrative bodies of companies have searched to supply the decline of the internal demand of the national...

Should your business limit out-of-hours emails? Recent legal developments have raised the stakes on out-of-hours communications, and...

General Observations With Brexit fast approaching, the risk of a “no deal” Brexit is very real unless significant progress is made in the...

A significant part of the community pressure that led to the Federal Government establishing the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the...

During recent years, the administrative bodies of companies have searched to supply the decline of the internal demand of the national...

Beyond Dispute: A Commercial Litigation Report from Phillips Lytle. View entire newsletter here.

A significant part of the community pressure that led to the Federal Government establishing the Royal Commission into Misconduct in the...

H-1B petitions for FY 2020 will start being accepted on April 1, 2019. So, if you are an employer who is considering hiring a foreign...

Employment laws in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are generally known to be employee-friendly. The relationship between an employer and...

The recent EHRC guide aims to clarify the law to reduce conflict where people find their views are clashing. “They may take away our...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is proposing to impose new obligations on many trademark applicants and registrants. In a...

An IPR might be more efficiently accomplished through arbitration than through a PTAB proceeding, so it should be considered by...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued its highly anticipated guidance on determining when subject matter is ineligible...

State and local lawmakers and regulators in California were busy in 2018, and as such there are about a dozen new statutes and...

After seven years of consideration, the California Attorney General recently issued his opinion that longstanding local agency laws...

In most common law jurisdictions such as the United Kingdom, the copyright in original works made or created by an employee in the course...

An IPR might be more efficiently accomplished through arbitration than through a PTAB proceeding, so it should be considered by...

After seven years of consideration, the California Attorney General recently issued his opinion that longstanding local agency laws...

Every New Year brings new statutes and regulations, and 2019 is no exception. Among the many state and federal laws and regulations that...

Not long after the EU General Data Protection Regulation implementation date, the California state legislature enacted the California...