On March 26, 2025, U.S. District Judge Sidney Stein ruled that a copyright lawsuit from The New York Times and several other media organizations against […]
The Ball Is in Your Court: Lessons from the Latest Netflix Copyright Dispute
Creative assets exchange countless hands between studios, writers, and producers in the film industry. The latest high-profile case involves Netflix, LeBron James, and screenwriter Rob […]
The New Texas Business Courts: What Business Owners Need to Know
Texas business owners should prepare for a significant shift in how high-value commercial disputes are handled. In 2023, the Texas Legislature authorized the creation of […]
Drake vs. UMG: The Legal Battle Behind the Rap Feud
The 2025 Super Bowl halftime show was unforgettable — not just for the music, but for the legal drama it reignited. Kendrick Lamar’s performance of […]
Business Implications of the FTC’s Tougher Privacy Protections
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has finalized significant updates to the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Rule (COPPA), reinforcing protections for children’s data and empowering parents […]
Could You Make This Mistake with Your Small Business?
Running a business comes with countless responsibilities; even the most diligent owners can let important details fall through the cracks. Unfortunately, even a single oversight […]
Defamation Lawsuits & Concerns for Texas Companies
Defamation lawsuits are something that people are generally aware of, but they aren’t well understood. Tune into this blog where Elizabeth Harris, business attorney and […]
US Judicial Panel to Develop New Rules for AI-Generated Evidence in Courts
One of the latest developments impacting businesses is a federal panel’s decision to draft rules for regulating AI-generated evidence. But what does that even mean, […]
Understanding Texas’ Court System and the New 15th Court of Appeals
The Texas judicial system is distinct in both its structure and the broad range of cases it manages, from local criminal cases to large-scale business […]
Not Very Demure, Not Very Mindful: Why You Should Be Proactive in Trademarking
TikTok creator Jools Lebron, who popularized the “very demure” catchphrase, found herself facing a legal battle after someone else filed for the trademark before she […]
Understanding Third-Party Subpoenas in Business Litigation
In business litigation, it’s not uncommon for companies or individuals to be drawn into a dispute they aren’t directly involved in. This often happens when […]
How Recent SEC Settlements Affirm the Importance of Robust Whistleblower Protections for Your Business
In the wake of recent U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charges against companies like TransUnion and Acadia Healthcare for violating whistleblower protections, it’s clear […]
Ensuring Tax Deductibility for Donations: What Nonprofits and Donors Need to Know
Has your business considered making a charitable donation or grant for a nonprofit? Let’s take time to discuss an important topic for both charitable organizations […]
FTC’s New Ban on Fake Reviews: What Small Businesses Need to Know
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) recently announced a groundbreaking final rule aimed at curbing fake reviews and testimonials in the marketplace. This move represents a […]
Navigating Payment Terms in Business Sales
When buying or selling a business, the purchase price is often the main focus of negotiations. However, the payment terms are equally crucial and can […]
