by Kelly Sweeney | Oct 17, 2022
The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) issued new rules concerning the timeframe within which responses to trademark Office Actions must be filed. The new rules come into effect beginning on December 3, 2022. The longstanding timeframe for response to...
by Janiel Jones | Sep 30, 2022
Senior Counsel Robert M. Langer has authored the Connecticut state chapter of the first edition of State Consumer Protection Law, a treatise published by the ABA’s Antitrust Law Section. Partners Steven B. Malech and Joseph Merschman both contributed to the...
by Janiel Jones | Sep 23, 2022
David Ring and Sean Koehler co-authored an article published in issue 25 of Export Compliance Manager titled, “Changes to OEE enforcement policy and voluntary self-disclosure calculus.” The article discusses how the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)...
by Kelly Sweeney | Sep 22, 2022
Why are owners of Gutter Cat Gang cats buying digital “vials” of “juice” that create new cats from existing cats and cat sacrifices? And why should web3 watchers care? According to Partner Michael Kasdan, this is a sophisticated market and product engineering at work....
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...