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The Battle of the “Taco Tuesday” Trademark
Is “Taco Tuesday” a common term? Taco Bell appears to think so, as they are attempting to cancel Taco John’s trademark on “Taco Tuesday.”
Nevada Enacts 8 New Laws Impacting Businesses
Critical considerations for businesses that seek to protect content created in whole or in part by artificial intelligence.
California Supreme Court on Collision Course with SCOTUS on PAGA?
In California, a PAGA suit is a “‘representative action'” in which the employee plaintiff sues as an “`agent or proxy'” of the State.
Ed Sheeran’s Copyright Infringement
As a highly successful songwriter, Sheeran has been involved with multiple cases about the use of musical elements.
Social Media in the Courtroom
It is important to remember that nothing should be posted online that you would be embarrassed to have shown up as evidence in court.
Arizona Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights
If you have not taken steps to protect your intellectual property you are missing out on the opportunity to gain a competitive advantage.
Apple Trial NDA
Masimo sued Apple, alleging they lured two key employees and stole trade secrets and patented technology for use in the Apple Watch.
Liability for Injuries to Subcontractors’ Workers
Generally, a subcontractor is solely responsible for the injury to one of its workers on the job site. However, that is not absolute.
Formation, Governance & Compliance: What Arizona Business Owners Should Know
Read this article if you are you thinking of starting a small business, and don’t know the necessary steps to take.