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Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP | USA | 15 May 2019
Kentucky Rejects Tortious Interference with Inheritance
The Kentucky Court of Appeals recently ruled that Kentucky does not recognize the cause of action known as tortious interference with inheritance or
Jackson Lewis PC | USA | 15 Mar 2019
New Jersey Court Offers A Reminder That The Duty Of Loyalty Is Thicker Than Ink
Do employees in New Jersey owe a duty of loyalty to employers, even without a written employment agreement? Eliminating any possible doubt, the New
Loeb & Loeb LLP | USA | 22 Feb 2019
Paisley Park Enterprises, Inc. v. Boxill
In suit brought by representatives of estate of Prince against pop star’s former sound engineer and others involved in posthumous release of Prince
Jackson Lewis PC | USA | 9 Jan 2019
Employee termination law in Minnesota
A structured guide to employee termination law in Minnesota
McDermott Will & Emery | USA | 20 Dec 2018
Declaratory Judgment Action Tabled for Lack of Personal Jurisdiction
Addressing the requisite minimum contacts for personal jurisdiction over a patent owner, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed the
Stinson LLP | USA | 5 Nov 2018
Four Decisions Conclude Claims Outside Scope of Arbitration Agreement
There are only four ways to avoid an arbitration agreement. You can prove: 1) it was never formed; 2) it was formed, but is invalid under state law
Crowell & Moring LLP | USA | 29 Oct 2018
Protecting Regulatory Expertise as a Trade Secret?
Last week, airplane manufacturer Bombardier filed a complaint against Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation and former Bombardier employees in the Western
McDermott Will & Emery | USA | 26 Sep 2018
Guiding Light in Copyright and Trademark Dispute
Addressing the denial of a motion to amend a complaint, the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit affirmed the district court's dismissal of
Seyfarth Shaw LLP | USA | 17 Jul 2018
Can Attorneys Be Liable For Directing Clients to Breach Non-Competes? One Federal Court Says Maybe
In a classic example of bad facts creating bad law, a federal judge in Kentucky recently denied a motion to dismiss claims brought against attorneys
Barnes & Thornburg LLP | USA | 5 Feb 2018
On the Hook: NLRB Forces Hotel to Pay Union’s Attorney’s Fees Related to Boycott Spat
On the Hook: NLRB Forces Hotel to Pay Union’s Attorney’s Fees Related to Boycott Spat Companies, rightfully so, detest negative publicity, especially
