We in America are constantly swiping our credit cards to make purchases. In 2022, credit card transactions in the US alone totaled 54.8...

Last month, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals granted a preliminary injunction against Texas' attempt to prohibit sexually explicit...

A man in Texas was indicted by the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") for insider trading after he overheard his wife's work...

After reading some fascinating books about innovation recently, like The Idea Factory, John Gertner's in-depth look at Bell Labs, and The...

A story from Connecticut illustrates a principle we continually tell our clients – don't let the pressure of putting out a public...

Depression among young people has become a serious problem, particularly during and after the COVID lockdowns. The good news is that a...

Business owners and attorneys are struggling to learn about the federal Corporate Transparency Act, but legislators in the State of...

Once upon a time, arbitration was fast, efficient, and economical. Arbitration proceedings were typically completed in no more than 12...

In late 2023, the FTC fined drug store chain Rite Aid for its use of AI-powered facial recognition software in preventing shoplifting....

A Virginia judge recently denied a school board's motion to dismiss a lawsuit based on newly-discovered Facebook posts. The suit started...

In Premier Pediatric Providers, LLC v. Kennesaw Pediatrics, P.C. (Ga. Feb. 20, 2024), the Supreme Court of Georgia held that the Court of...

California is in court fighting about a draft children's privacy bill. As a stop gap while the state fights it out about that first bill,...