Entries tagged: supreme court

If you follow my blog, you know that I’m not much on spouting case law. But every so often a […]

Perhaps Coca-Cola should stick to soda. A unanimous Supreme Court held this month that competitors may bring false advertising claims […]

Delaware’s unique effort to offer private arbitration presided over by sitting judges to those who could afford it officially ended […]

Just about the only thing that the broadcast networks and the founders of Aereo—a service that sells live television programming […]

This blog previously explored the Supreme Court’s June 2013 decision in American Express Co. v. Italian Colors Restaurant, in which […]

An employer’s liability for workplace harassment could turn on whether the harasser meets the Supreme Court’s newly adopted definition of […]

According to Justice Elena Kagan, the Supreme Court’s recent decision confirming a corporation’s ability to require arbitration in the event […]

The decisions of the current Supreme Court are the friendliest to business of any court since World War II, according […]

Copyrighted works imported into the United States from abroad are subject to the same “first-sale” rules as items purchased in […]