by Kelly Sweeney | Apr 18, 2023
Recently, in Dunn v. Northeast Helicopters Flight Services, L.L.C.,[1] the Connecticut Supreme Court relied on a largely unknown provision of Connecticut law to expand the narrow circumstances under which an at-will employee can invoke the common law doctrine of...
by Kelly Sweeney | Apr 10, 2023
This paper, presented in conjunction with the AIPLA 2023 Spring Conference panel, “Brand Protection in the Metaverse,” provides an overview of the challenges and opportunities to brand-owners afforded by the Metaverse, discusses both offensive and defensive...
by Kelly Sweeney | Apr 6, 2023
OVERVIEW In one of the most ambitious pieces of legislation to be passed in the modern era, New York City passed Local Law 97 in May 2019 [1], as updated most recently by the New York City Department of Buildings’ (the “Department”) adoption of Section 103-14 of...
by Christine Stackhouse | Apr 3, 2023
The Private Client Services team is pleased to announce the launch of the “International Estate Planning” series. In the first issue, authors Carolyn Reers and Mi-Hae Russo discuss the interconnectivity of living, working, and investing across borders and how it can...
by Christine Stackhouse | Mar 31, 2023
The Court continued its slow drip of decisions in less-prominent cases this week with Wilkins v. United States (No. 21-1164), which addressed whether the limitations period for suits against the government under the Quiet Title Act is “jurisdictional” or not. But this...
