by Christine Stackhouse | Apr 28, 2023
The Private Client Services team is pleased to announce the launch of the “Estate Planning with Digital Assets” series. In the first issue, Vanessa L. Maczko and Beth A. Scharpf discuss terminology that estate planners and their clients must understand to engage in...
by Christine Stackhouse | Apr 21, 2023
On April 20, 2023, the Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) announced that it had imposed a $300 million civil penalty — the largest standalone administrative penalty in BIS history — against Seagate Technology LLC of Fremont,...
by Christine Stackhouse | Apr 21, 2023
Greetings, Court Fans! The Court was busy this week, with four new decisions to go along with one from last Friday. No wonder it extended the temporary “administrative stay” placed on the hot-potato mifepristone appeals from Wednesday evening to midnight tonight. As...
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...
