By Angela B. Ryan Before I was pregnant, I judged colleagues who were. If they arrived late to court, looked disheveled, or weren’t as sharp as I was, I thought, “Pull it... Read more »
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Rome, GARome, Georgia is a vibrant community where motorcycle enthusiasts enjoy the freedom of the open road, yet accidents can occur unexpectedly, leaving riders with injuries, financial burdens, and legal concerns. Knowing the... Read more »
In Richardson v. Kharbouch, the US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit held. as a matter of first impression, that a plaintiff alleging infringement of a sound recording copyright must present... Read more »
The judicial branch announced that beginning on Monday, Oct. 20, it will no longer have funding to sustain full, paid operations. Until the ongoing lapse in government funding is resolved, federal courts... Read more »
Beaufort, SCBeaufort is a place of the constant hum of traffic that mixes locals with visitors. For motorcyclists, the open roads can be freeing but dangerous, as crashes here often happen. After... Read more »
Santa Clara, CAA California federal judge has certified a class for Amazon workers who attended mandatory new hire events after they were hired but were not paid for their time. Plaintiff Michelle... Read more »
The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) withdrew its April 19, 2024, notice of proposed rulemaking and proposed revised modifications to its existing rules governing institution of inter partes review (IPR) proceedings... Read more »