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TALG | USA | 17 Feb 2020
When are Client Lists Trade Secrets?
Many companies face situations in which an employee leaves the company and takes client information with them. This is particularly a problem for
Crowell & Moring LLP | USA | 5 Feb 2020
California Litigants, Pay Attention, the Rules of Discovery Have Changed
Effective January 1, 2020, discovery in California state courts follows three new rules, set out in California Code of Civil Procedure sections 2031
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP | USA | 27 Jan 2020
The Cost and Burden of Discovery for California Employers Will Likely Increase in 2020
A new change to California’s Civil Discovery Act has all of the trappings of a burdensome and costly requirement for employer defendants litigating
Morrison & Foerster LLP | USA | 16 Jan 2020
California Regulator Reiterates that Credit Sales Cannot be Used to Evade Financing Law
In two recent actions, the California Department of Business Oversight (DBO) addressed whether companies that purchase retail installment contracts
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC | USA | 12 Nov 2019
Everybody must get (Sharon) Stoned
“Sharon, Sharon, Sharon stoned” is a line you may have heard beforeover and over again in rapper Chanel West Coast’s 2018 single “Sharon Stoned.”
Loeb & Loeb LLP | USA | 22 Aug 2019
Brophy v. Belcalis Almanzar
District court finds plaintiff adequately pleaded right of publicity and right of privacy claims under California law for unauthorized use on Cardi B
Greenberg Traurig LLP | USA | 8 May 2019
Sale of Corporate Assets in Nevada
From time to time corporate attorneys consider Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 78.565 to determine its applicability to a sale of assets transaction
Stradling Yocca Carlson & Rauth | USA | 25 Feb 2019
California Updates Waiver Language Common In Settlement Agreements
The California legislature recently updated the language of waivable language in California Civil Code Section 1542 that is intended to prevent a
Banner Witcoff | USA | 18 Feb 2019
No Doubt v. Activision Publishing, Inc.
In 2009 Activision formed an agreement with the band No Doubt to use some of their songs and likenesses in the video game Band Hero. Activision
Maurice Wutscher LLP | USA | 13 Feb 2019
Calif. App. Court (2d Dist) Holds Former Servicer, Trustee Entitled to Recover Attorneys’ Fees
The Court of Appeal for the Second District of California held that California’s fee shifting statue in California Civil Code 1717 permitted a
