Professional sports photographer, Allen Kee (“Kee”), is suing hall of famer Barry Sanders (“Sanders”) for his alleged wrongful use of an iconic photograph—of himself—that was captured by Kee during a 1995 Detroit Lions game.
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Federal Court Enjoins Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements
In Texas Top Cop Shop Inc. et al. v. Garland et al., case number 4:24-cv-00478, a federal court sitting in the Eastern District of Texas, has enjoined the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”) beneficial ownership reporting requirements for now at least.
The New CFPB Small Business Lending Rule Moves Forward
The new small business finance rule passed by the CFPB requires “Covered” financial institutions to collect and report data on applications for credit for small businesses.
Texas Court Sets Aside DOL Rule Ahead of January 2025 Exempt Salary Increases
Texas Court Sets Aside DOL Rule Before Significant Increases to Exempt Worker Salaries Were Expected to Take Effect on January 1, 2025
From Icon to Infamy
P. Diddy faces multiple federal charges, including sex trafficking and racketeering, threatening his vast business empire.
Kalshi’s Legal Battle With CFTC Over Political Betting Markets
KalshiEX LLC v. Commodity Futures Trading Commission revolves around KalshiEX’s attempt to offer political event contracts on its exchange.
Big Tech Antitrust Scrutiny
Google faces intensified antitrust scrutiny over monopolistic practices in search engine dominance and digital advertising.
Trademarking Childhood Nostalgia
Crayola secures trademark for crayon scent after a six-year battle, following Play-Doh’s lead in sensory branding.
FTC Non-Competition Rule Struck Down – Update (Part 3)
US District Court in Texas issued a ruling to set aside the FTC’s non-compete rule banning non-compete agreements.
FTC Non-Competition Rule – Update
US District Court in Texas grants preliminary injunction against FTC’s non-compete rule, citing overreach and arbitrariness.