by Jenna Schwerdtle | Sep 21, 2022
How can a Connecticut resident protect his or her estate from family members who might fight over it? The inclusion of a “no contest” clause under a will or trust may be one strategy, but does Connecticut recognize “no contest” clauses? And, if...
by Kelly Sweeney | Sep 15, 2022
One of the fundamental promises of “web3,” a blockchain-based decentralized vision of the Internet, is that consumers will have greater control over their data and their wallet while artists, designers, and content creators will no longer need to rely on – and cede...
by Janiel Jones | Aug 29, 2022
Senior Counsel Robert Langer and Partner Benjamin Diessel co-authored an article titled, “Off the Wagon: Rejecting Efforts to Write the Agreement Requirement Out of Section 1 in Liquor Regulation Preemption Cases” in ABA Antitrust Law Section’s Antitrust...
by Janiel Jones | Aug 26, 2022
Partner Michael Kasdan authored an article published in Law.com’s The National Law Journal titled, “Creative Approaches to IP in Web3.” The article explains how Web3 “can be a large-scale playground in which to experiment with ideas about creating value...
by Janiel Jones | Aug 25, 2022
On August 16, 2022, in Williams v. Kincaid, the Fourth Circuit became the first federal appellate court to rule that gender dysphoria, a discomfort that is caused by a discrepancy between a person’s gender identity and that person’s sex assigned at birth, could...
