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August 3, 2022 — On July 19, the Delaware Supreme Court contributed to a wave of recent jurisprudence that grants stockholders greater access to corporate records under Section 220 of Delaware General Corporation Law (DGCL). In NVIDIA Corp. v. City of …
New York offers a great number of arbitrators and advocates with extensive experience in complex commercial matters in both domestic and international settings. New York attorneys are familiar with cross-cultural perspectives and industry practices and …
New York offers a well-established body of law providing a reliable platform for adjudicating and resolving disputes. In New York, the arbitrators have authority to determine whether there is arbitral jurisdiction, so long as parties showed an intentio …
A HIGHLY REGARDED BODY OF CONTRACT LAW New York offers a well-established body of law providing a reliable platform for commercial transactions and adjudicating business disputes. The parties have few limits on structuring their contractual relationshi …
June 15, 2022 — In a recent issue of Privilege Newsletter, David M. Greenwald and a team of contributors wrote an edifying piece about the strict confines of attorney-client privilege. Greenwald et al. note that in the vast majority of cases, public re …
June 15, 2022 — Juli Saitz, an expert witness in commercial damages and investigations, wrote an excellent overview of the Lanham Act posted on LinkedIn. Saitz explains that the Lanham Act is a federal law that provides a basis for individuals and comp …
June 15, 2022 — The Supreme Court leveled a blow to the use of U.S. discovery in private overseas arbitration this week. In a unanimous opinion drafted by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, the Supreme Court ruled that the use of U.S. discovery in internationa …
June 6, 2022 The Department of Justice (DOJ) has recently updated its prosecutorial policy under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). Enacted in 1984 and repeatedly amended since, the CFAA has produced a circuit split concerning the law’s reach, le …
May 17, 2022 The April 14th decision by the Delaware Court of Chancery sheds new light on the consequences for non-compliance with confidentiality provisions in employment contracts, mainly that there are few if any at all. The case, AlixPartners v. Mo …
March 8, 2022 Art, viewed throughout human history as one of the fundamental forms of human expression, cannot be machine-made or machine-conceived according to the US Copyright Office. The human consciousness behind creativity is a prerequisite to a w …
UPDATE: May 6, 2022 Judge Jed Rakoff of the US District Court in Manhattan issued a decision this week rejecting Mason Rothschild’s motion to dismiss the Herès Paris complaint about trademark infringement of their Birkin handbag. A full opinion with th …
January 24, 2022 Trade Secrets, by their very nature, are intended to be kept secret and derive value from being undisclosed. However, during the litigation of a trade secret misappropriation case or severance from an employee with whom such secrets we …
