"The FTC’s case ignores how the market actually works and chases a theory that doesn’t hold up in the real world," Meta Chief Legal Officer Jennifer Newstead said.

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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled that the U.S. Trademark Trial and Appeal Board had correctly determined that DFG could “not rely on the zone of natural expansion doctrine to ...

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For defendants working through third-party resellers, agents, contractors, or remote workers, a clear venue strategy is not just helpful—it’s critical.

Scott Kveton, CEO of CaseMark, which won the Legalweek Leaders in Tech Law Award for Litigation Technology, discusses the company’s embrace of “pay-per-play” pricing, and more.

Immigration is a multi-faceted problem that does not have a single or easy solution.

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This case exposes the regulatory vacuum that allows cryptocurrency wallets to behave like unregistered trading platforms ...

Billing rate increases and a more balanced practice mix had New York firms besting the Am Law 100 averages across the board.

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