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2026 Symposium – Beyond the Rulebook: In-House Counsel in an Era of Evolving Compliance
Join us for our 2026 Symposium! The symposium will explore the legal intricacies and strategic considerations involved…
Data Centers Targeting Tribal Land: Exploitation or Opportunity?
By: Stanley Miner On January 20, 2026, the federal Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs formally…
Defining “Physical Loss” After COVID-19: How North State Deli Could Influence the Future of Commercial Insurance
By: Emily Siguenza The COVID-19 pandemic created challenges for businesses, particularly restaurants and bars.[1] State and local…
Economic D-Day: The Newest Onslaught of Iranian Sanctions and the Effects on International Commerce
By: Francesca Jaubert The Department of the Treasury recently imposed new sanctions on businesses and individuals associated…
Is a Warning Label Enough? Analyzing FTC’s Proposal on Regulating Personalized Pricing
By: Leila Edouard On August 19, 2026, the FTC made a proposed enforcement policy statement intended to…
Winner Takes “The W”: How the WNBA’s Application and the MLB’s Opposition Will Impact Trademark Protection in Sports Companies’ Names and Branding
By: Simone Regis The Women’s National Basketball Association (“WNBA”) and two Major League Baseball (“MLB”) teams’ clash…
Coming into Compliance: PUMP Act Plaintiffs Receive Favorable Outcomes in Cases Securing Protections for Nursing Employees
By: Lauren Smith The Providing Urgent Maternal Protections for Nursing Mothers (“PUMP”) Act requires employers to accommodate…
Conflicting Fiduciary Duties, Indirect Control, and Post-Demand Evidence: The Paramount Books and Records Litigation
By: Salvatore Saltarelli The Delaware Supreme Court’s recent decision in Paramount Global v. Rhode Island Office of…
Evaluating Whether the White House is Violating Pokémon Trademarks in Its Social Media Posts
By: Ryan Burgan In early 2026, the White House social media accounts used two trademarks of the…
Big Losses, Little Recourse: Bilateral Investment Treaties Unlikely Path for Embattled Social Media Companies
By: Pablo Urioste Bilateral Investment Treaties (“BITs”) are agreements between two governments to afford certain protections…
