A Crash Course in Trademark Infringement
Isn’t it clear that the proprietors of our hypothetical BEEBOK shoe selected a name that models the REEBOK name to garner attention?
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What is the Visa Bulletin?
The process of getting a Visa is a long one, and it is longer still if you want a permanent residence card or green card.”
Critical Legal Considerations When Running an E-commerce Business
Online business and e-commerce owners can naively think that they are immune to the laws that apply to physical businesses.
California Woman Claims Panda Express Forced Her to Strip to Her Underwear to “Prove Loyalty”
The 23-year old plaintiff says the strange, cult-like team-building exercise was understood as a prerequisite for promotion.
Football Player’s Family Files Lawsuit Over Flag Use Incident
Ohio parents file lawsuit against son’s school after he is suspended from sports.
Doctor Attends Virtual Hearing from Operating Room
Plastic surgeon chooses to appear on screen in court while performing surgery.
Home Depot Issues Urgent Recall for Defective Chairs
Earlier this week, Home Depot announced a recall for certain StyleWell Windsor dining chairs that might pose a risk to consumers.
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed After Tragic Deaths of Two UF Students on West University Avenue
The families of two UF students are suing after the young girls were killed in accidents on West University Avenue.
DEA Launches Operation Engage to Combat New Drug Threats
Operation Engage is rolled out to combat evolving, deadly opioid and meth threats.
Supreme Court Says Georgia Student Can Sue Gwinnett College, Even If It’s Just for $1
In a strongly-worded dissent, Chief Justice John G. Roberts said that his colleagues’ ruling could compel federal courts to weigh in on petty issues.