Month: July 2020
July 2020 Monthly Litigation Law Tip Coronavirus-related litigation is on the rise. For employers, staying current on the latest coronavirus-related legal requirements is the best way to help avoid litigation.
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While the CCPA has been in effect for several months now, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced businesses to grapple with the law in a new light. In earlier posts, we provided a general overview of the new law and detailed the new consumer rights that it establishes. Companies are now looking for ways to keep…
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Business that use trademarks or service marks now have a more powerful remedy against others who use those marks, or confusingly similar ones, without consent. A new United States Supreme Court decision, issued April 23, 2020, removes the requirement of proving willful infringement to recover lost profits. Plaintiffs in trademark lawsuits can now recover losses…
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