On Tuesday, January 28, 2025, U.S. District Judge Loren AliKhan temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s attempt to freeze federal grants, loans, and other financial assistance. A memo from […]
Spotify Beats MLC Audiobook Lawsuit
Spotify won a ruling Wednesday dismissing a lawsuit from the Mechanical Licensing Collective that accused the streamer of unfairly slashing royalty rates, with a federal judge ruling that […]
How a Military Separation Lawyer Can Help Secure Your Benefits
Military service members and veterans deserve to receive the benefits they’ve earned after serving our country. However, navigating the complexities of military separation can often be overwhelming, especially […]
Judge Sides With Retail Display Company in Patent Dispute Against Campbell Soup, Grocery Stores
A federal judge in Illinois partially sided with a company that designs and manufactures promotional retail display solutions, entering summary judgment in its favor for claims of direct […]
Rapper Sues Lyft After Driver Allegedly Told Her She’s Too Big for Car
A Detroit rapper is suing Lyft for discrimination over allegations that one of the company’s drivers told her she was too large to fit inside his car. In […]
Bittensor Hackers, Accused of Stealing Over $28 Million, Face Federal Lawsuit
Thirty-two people who saw over $28 million in cryptocurrency stolen from them in last summer’s Bittensor attack have filed what appears to be the first complaint against disgruntled […]
Limp Bizkit Ruling, Drake v. UMG Lawyers & More Music Law News
This is The Legal Beat, a weekly newsletter about music law from Billboard Pro, offering you a one-stop cheat sheet of big new cases, important rulings and all […]
Understanding the Role of an Operating Agreements Lawyer
What is an Operating Agreement? An operating agreement is a critical document for Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), establishing the foundational framework for managing the business operations, outlining the […]
Workers’ Attempt to Link H-1B Hiring to Tax Fraud Falls Short With 2nd Circuit
The Second Circuit has refused to rescue U.S. workers’ claims that a New York information technology contractor deprived the federal government of tax revenue by hiring lower-salaried H-1B […]
Ruling Creates Circuit Split on NLRB’s Expanded Monetary Remedies
A federal appeals court ruling this week could tee up U.S. Supreme Court review of a recent National Labor Relations Board doctrine that expanded the monetary damages available […]