In its opinion in the case United States Patent and Trademark Office et al. vs. Booking.com BV today, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the combination of a generic word "booking" with a common domain designation ".com" was not per se generic, and could be registered as a trademark by the USPTO subject to meeting other requirements. read more

In our next segment in Hopkins & Carley's Bankruptcy Bytes video series Andrew Ditlevsen explains "priorities" in bankruptcy and what you should know as a creditor. read more

In the latest segment of The Privacy Hacker, our Data Privacy team discuss "CCPA and Vendors." read more

With construction projects ramping up, the construction industry faces another new challenge: project shutdowns when workers test positive for COVID-19. The response should be automatic based upon each project's Jobsite Specific Plan or Safety Protocols required by governing Shelter In Place ("SIP") Orders. read more

In our next segment of the Bankruptcy Bytes video series Breck Milde introduces the topic of "preferences." read more