The college admissions scam a/k/a “Operation Varsity Blues,” has dominated U.S. headlines over the past week. Beyond the Department of Justice’s criminal charges, two Stanford University students have filed a civil, class-action lawsuit against the universities implicated in the scandal—USC,…
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Last month, the Government Accountability Office (GAO), the U.S. government agency responsible for monitoring and auditing government spending and operations, released a 56-page report recommending that Congress consider enacting a federal internet privacy law in the United States. The report had been…
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Often overlooked, and even more often mischaracterized, a letter of intent (LOI) provides a valuable guide and preliminary structure for parties entering into a commercial real estate transaction. However, without a proper understanding of the purpose and utility, uninformed parties…
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The Law is Clarified Registration of a copyright must be completed before suing for infringement. This was the recent unanimous ruling of U.S. Supreme Court. The high court’s ruling in Fourth Estate Public Benefit Corp. v. Wall-Street.com, LLC, et al….
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