Johnny Cash Trust Leverages AI Protection Law Against Coca-Cola's Celebrity Sound-A-Like, Lawsuit Says
Your Tradeshow IP Protection Playbook Part 2: How to Respond If Someone Files an IP Complaint Against You At a Tradeshow?
Ashurst and Perkins Coie Claim a 'Combination of Equals.' But for Branding, One Name Must Come First
How I Made Partner: 'Stay True to Your Passion for the Law,' Says Michelle Meyers of Singleton Schreiber
"My advice is to stay true to your passion for the law and commit yourself fully to serving your clients. Embrace opportunities to learn, grow, and collaborate with your colleagues. The path to partnership isn't just about big-name cases; it's about consistently delivering high-quality work, mentoring others, and always keeping the client's best interests at the forefront of everything you do."
US Judge Blocks IRS Sharing of Confidential Taxpayer Address Information With ICE
"Plaintiffs have shown that the IRS committed multiple violations of Internal Revenue Code Section 6103(i)(2) when it disclosed confidential taxpayer address information to ICE on August 7, 2025," U.S. District Senior Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly wrote in a decision blocking the agencies from implementing the address-sharing policy while the litigation plays out.
Beyond Meat Hit With $40M in Plant-Based Trademark Dispute
On Monday, the jury awarded a total of $38.9 million to the plaintiff, including $23.5 million to Vegadelphia for actual damages under the Lanham Act, and $15.4 million in disgorged profits as a rough measure to fairly compensate the plaintiff for harm proximately caused by Beyond Meat's use of "PLANT BASED GREAT TASTE."
Judicial Vacancies Could Reach New Lows as 4 More Candidates Nominated to the Bench
DOJ Settles Algorithmic Price-Fixing Claims With Landlord Tech Company RealPage
The proposed settlement between defendant RealPage Inc. and the U.S. Department of Justice includes no financial penalties or admissions of wrongdoing but would require RealPage to make behavioral changes in its revenue management software business. The deal requires final approval by the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina.

