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FDA’s Health Software PreCert Program to fast-track innovation

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
August 11 2017

Digital information has taken over our day-to-day lives, and the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) continues to recognize that this includes

Update: Court finds transformative nature of alleged infringing work can’t be decided by side-by-side comparison

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
August 10 2017

Adding an Instagram border and a few “gobbledygook” notations to an original photograph is not transformative as a matter of law. In an update to our

7 things you should know about sweepstakes and contests in employee incentive programs

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
August 9 2017

While the 2013 article is still relevant, it occurred to me that this would be a good time to revisit incentive programs and offer a few things to

The Grinch that stole fair use?

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
August 4 2017

Since the Supreme Court’s 1994 Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music landmark decision, courts have expanded fair use protection. While not a license to take

New law may significantly impact international trade

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
August 4 2017

The President signed into law the Countering America’s Adversaries Through Sanctions Act (“CAATSA”) on August 2, 2017, which could have a significant

9th Circuit rejects argument that ‘No Added Sugar’ means ‘healthy’

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
July 31 2017

The relationship between “added sugar” and adverse health outcomes has been a subject of debate. When the FDA proposed adding a line for “added sugar”

Key issues in negotiating financeable ground leases

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
July 28 2017

Ground leases are generally long-term leases of property entered into between a property owner and tenant where the tenant leases land and

Sultry Lady Liberty leads Postal Service astray

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
July 26 2017

That’s one of the lessons from the recent court decision sending a copyright case against the United States Postal Service to trial, but there are

Four hot mid-year topics in California employment law

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
July 26 2017

As California sizzles under scorching temperatures, state and local governments have turned up the heat on employers. Employers should be aware of and

Participants who roll their pension benefits into IRAs do not ‘receive’ them

Thompson Coburn LLP
USA
July 24 2017

Metropolitan Life lost a case in the 5th Circuit on July 18, 2017, that probably surprised MetLife and may surprise you. The case is Thomason v. Metro

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