By Seth Neufeldt           On September 9, 2021, President Biden announced a vaccine-or-test mandate for employers with over 100 employees, which led to immediate opposition.

By Dianne Dickman          On November 2, 2021, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) brought an antitrust lawsuit against the world’s largest publisher, Penguin Random House,

By Kianna Sarvestani                      The rise of social media has complicated efforts to ensure that accurate information is disseminated about a company’s financial health and

By Alexander Rudolph          Question: When is a two trillion-dollar coin the answer to a nation’s fiscal problems? Answer: When the likely alternative is economic catastrophe,

By Camerin Ketterling          Joe Biden’s presidential victory in the 2020 election put estate planning attorneys and their clients in precarious positions. Not only did a

By Ryan Deutsch          The recent enactment of the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 (“SBRA”) has generated significant discussion in the bankruptcy world. The SBRA

By Kristen Iteen          In wake of the January 6th Capitol riots, corporate political donations have once again become the forefront of business and political debate.

By Marcel Ruzan          When Apple Computers released its infamous “1984” commercial during Super Bowl XVIII it was intended to be symbolic of Apple taking on

By Markus Benavidez          Jangle Vision, a design house based in California, has sued luxury fashion designer Alexander Wang for alleged copyright infringement and unfair competition

By Shelby Respicio                      On August 12, 2021, the Supreme Court denied a request by students at Indiana University to block the school’s requirement that