In Starbucks’ world, the “partner” refers to the company’s employees. It’s the person wearing the green apron, the barista, ...

IP litigation lawyers Joe Loy and Matt Hershkowitz discuss claim construction—one of the most important strategic decisions in patent litigation. The article delves into how various courts address ...

Two key U.S. Republican senators agreed to a revised federal moratorium on state regulation of artificial intelligence to ...

In rejecting the concept of the universal injunction, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the proper role of the federal courts ...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that retirees not seeking work cannot sue under the ADA, rejecting a firefighter's disability ...

Brex explores the five types of procurement that organizations employ today and explains the advantages for specific business contexts and challenges of each approach.

Rules generate social expectations and conditional conformity with them, even in a minimalist set-up. Credit: Nature Human Behaviour (2025). DOI: 10.1038/s41562-025-02196-4 ...

This court’s decision as to the First Amendment protections Character A.I. receives, if any, does not turn on whether Character A.I. is similar to other mediums that have received First Amendment ...

In a controversial decision, the Ohio Supreme Court has ruled that nitrogen gas does not fall under the definition of being a poison. This is despite a finding in the case that a man died from ...

For the third time under President Donald Trump, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has pulled back from enforcing a key rule, this time targeting buy now, pay later services. The CFPB said ...

Batman’s No Killing Rule Stops Him From Being His Best While it’s difficult to argue with Batman’s reasons for enforcing a “No Killing” Rule, the principle is nevertheless problematic.

Seasons rule The U.S. Senate’s ill-named Sunshine Protection Act is a third attempt at permanent Daylight Saving Time (DST). Haven’t fiascos, like in 1974, shown it’s misguided? DST delays ...