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Wisconsin Lawyer: Biometrics Outside Borders: Privacy Protection Acts and Wisconsin Lawyers: - Vimarsana News

Wisconsin Lawyer: Biometrics Outside Borders: Privacy Protection Acts and Wisconsin Lawyers:

Illinois is among the states attempting to regulate business use and handling of biometric identifiers. Although Illinois has not attempted to regulate out-of-state biometric information, skilled lawyers have extended liability to businesses outside Illin

Source: wisbar.org
New York's legal marijuana industry shaken by court injunction | Business - Vimarsana News

New York's legal marijuana industry shaken by court injunction | Business

Marijuana industry stakeholders are worried New York’s legal cannabis market — which was supposed to launch in the next seven weeks — could get held up in litigation, after a

Source: nny360.com
Mallory Argument: Plaintiff Seeks To "Change The Jurisdictional Landscape" | King & Spalding - Vimarsana News

Mallory Argument: Plaintiff Seeks To "Change The Jurisdictional Landscape" | King & Spalding

A Virginia resident sued a Virginia company headquartered in Virginia over events that occurred in Virginia. And he filed his lawsuit in…… Pennsylvania. The Court heard argument earlier...

Idaho's Bad-Faith Assertion Statute Not Federally Preempted, State Argues In Longhorn IP Suit - Patent - Vimarsana News

Idaho's Bad-Faith Assertion Statute Not Federally Preempted, State Argues In Longhorn IP Suit - Patent

This summer saw the escalation of a long-running fight between Longhorn IP LLC and Micron ..

Source: mondaq.com
Restaurant Law Center Fires Back in NYC Labor Law Appeal - Vimarsana News

Restaurant Law Center Fires Back in NYC Labor Law Appeal

The Restaurant Law Center and the New York State Restaurant Association have filed a reply to the numerous amicus briefs filed in support of New York