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Will Congressional Stamp of Approval Boost Blockchain?

The Blockchain Promotion Act, a Bill Aimed at Providing a Legal Framework for Blockchain, is Picking Up Momentum in Congress Legislation aimed at providing a legal framework for blockchain and helping the technology gain traction is picking up momentum in Congress. The bill, known as the “Blockchain Promotion Act,” has bipartisan sponsors in both the Senate […]

Author: Jeffrey K. Cassin

August 1, 2019

U.S. Congress

Is New Jersey Poised to Expand Oversight of its Solid Waste Industry?

A Bill Was Recently Approved That Would Expand the Requirement for Background Checks to a Broader Range of Persons Involved in the Solid Waste Industry Owing to its checkered past, New Jersey imposes strict requirements on businesses operating in the solid waste industry. Under a bill recently approved by the New Jersey Senate, the requirements […]

Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC

July 30, 2019

Supreme Court Strikes Down Ban on Scandalous Trademarks

The U.S. Supreme Court Has Struck Down the Lanham Act’s Ban on the Federal Registration of Immoral or Scandalous Trademarks in Iancu v Brunetti (2019) The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down the Lanham Act’s prohibition on the federal registration of “immoral” or “scandalous” trademarks. By a split decision of 6-3, the justices held in […]

Author: David A. Einhorn

July 29, 2019

When Is Hacking Covered by Insurance?

Hacking Can Cost Your Business Millions of Dollars, Which is When Hacking Insurance Becomes Critically Important. However, Insurance Companies Often Deny Hacking Claims. When Is Hacking Covered By Insurance? Hacking and other cybercrimes often cost millions of dollars. When financial losses can’t be recovered from the perpetrators, insurance coverage becomes critically important. Unfortunately, insurance companies […]

Author: Charles A. Yuen

July 25, 2019

Top Considerations When Forming an Independent Practice Association

While Forming An Independent Practice Association (IPA) Can Have Benefits, It Is Important to Recognize That There Are Numerous Legal Issues That Must Be Addressed Physicians are increasingly joining forces to form independent practice associations or IPAs. While forming an IPA can have benefits, it is important to recognize that there are numerous legal issues […]

Author: Jeffrey K. Cassin

July 24, 2019

FTC Cracking Down on Fake Online Reviews in CRFA Enforcement Actions

Companies Must Be Careful When Managing Negative Online Criticism as The FTC Recently Resolved Three Administrative Actions Enforcing the Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA) With the growing popularity of social media and websites like Yelp!, customers have numerous public platforms to provide feedback about your business. When the opinions are not so positive, it can […]

Author: Charles A. Yuen

July 23, 2019

Employers No Longer Required to Grant Union Representatives Access to Public Areas

The National Labor Review Board Has Reversed Course on Whether Employers Must Allow Union Representatives to Use Their Public Areas The National Labor Review Board (NLRB or Board) has reversed course on whether employers must allow union representatives to use their public areas. In UPMC Presbyterian Shadyside, 368 NLRB No. 2 (June 14, 2019), the NLRB ruled […]

Author: Scott V. Heck

July 22, 2019

NLRB

What New Jersey Employers Should Know About Expanded Family Leave Laws

Gov. Phil Murphy Recently Signed Legislation that Significantly Expands New Jersey’s Paid Family Leave Laws Gov. Phil Murphy recently signed legislation that significantly expands New Jersey’s paid family leave laws, including the Family Leave Act (NJFLA), Family Leave Insurance law (NJFLI), and New Jersey Security and Financial Empowerment (SAFE) Act. The new law is one […]

Author: Sean D. Dias

July 19, 2019

New Jersey

Brexit Uncertainty Leading to IP Challenges

The UK is Preparing for the Possibility of a No-Deal Brexit and has Issued Guidance Regarding How Intellectual Property Rights may be Impacted It is unclear when the United Kingdom will leave the European Union, as European leaders recently extended the Brexit deadline to October 31, 2019. The UK also retained the option to leave […]

Author: David A. Einhorn

July 19, 2019

Beer Company Files False Advertising Lawsuit Under Lanham Act

Battle of the Beers – Competitors Facing Off in False Advertising Suit Under the Lanham Act Although the Lanham Act is more commonly known as a trademark statute, businesses can also rely on it pursue claims against competitors for misleading advertising or labeling. MillerCoors, LLC (MillerCoors) recently made headlines when it filed a lawsuit against […]

Author: David A. Einhorn

July 17, 2019

USPTO Greenlights Some Cannabis Trademarks

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) Recently Issued New Guidance That Clears the Way for Certain Cannabis Trademarks The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) recently issued new guidance that clears the way for certain cannabis trademarks. While the USPTO has previously refused to register any cannabis-related goods and services, it has reevaluated its […]

Author: Brent "Giles" Davis

July 16, 2019

USPTO

U.S. Department of Agriculture Legal Opinion Greenlights Hemp Transport Across State Lines

As a Result of a Recent U.S. Department of Agriculture Legal Opinion, Hemp Transport Across State Lines Appears to have been Greenlit The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Office of General Counsel recently issued a legal opinion addressing the regulation of hemp under the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (2018 Farm Bill). The opinion states that […]

Author: Gregg H. Hilzer

July 15, 2019

Hemp

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