Supreme Court Rules in Romag vs. Fossil Trademark Infringement Case
Supreme Court rules a plaintiff does not have to prove willful infringement to receive damages in trademark case.
Supreme Court rules a plaintiff does not have to prove willful infringement to receive damages in trademark case.
Pujiyoko, a 27-year old Indonesian national, died after Royal Caribbean encouraged its employees to “party”–despite CDC warnings instructing cruise lines to protect employees and passengers.
The lawsuit claims that government officials are illegally blocking aid to undocumented parents with citizen children.
MiChance Dunlap-Gittens was shot to death in a sting operation against his 16-year old friend.
Grover Wickersham, the former CEO of Eastside Distilling, recently issued a formal response to a lawsuit accusing him of gender discrimination and denied all the allegations.
Northwestern University is at the center of a lawsuit over its campus shutdown due to COVID-19.
The suit, filed by state Attorney General Xavier Becerra and an assortment of city attorneys, accuses Uber and Lyft of violating a recently-passed California law.
Fed up with his state’s stay-home order and Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s alleged abuse of power, U.S. Rep Paul Mitchell III (R) filed a suit against her earlier this week.
The role of technology has expanded greatly by COVID-19 guidelines, and is currently the primary weapon trial lawyers have in order to remain aggressive in prosecuting their cases.
While it may be tempting to make a handshake deal with the other driver involved in the accident, it is not recommended.