Global Trademarks: Can One Application Protect Your Brand in 130+ Countries? A U.S. outdoor gear company came to us after a Hong Kong trading company began selling knockoffs under its brand. The ...

On September 28, 2026, three participants in the ALJ marijuana rescheduling hearing filed a “Joint Motion for Leave to File Supplemental Briefing, for Admission of Supplemental Exhibit, and for Stay ...

The governing law, court/arbitration forum, service provisions, controlling language, and enforcement mechanism shall be selected by qualified counsel experienced in PRC manufacturing agreements ...

The hearing on the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for the rescheduling of “marijuana” commenced on June 29, 2026 and will end tomorrow, July 15 th. The Government brought two witnesses to the stand on ...

When a Silicon Valley electronics manufacturer discovered that its Korean supplier had delivered $2.5 million worth of defective components, it was confronted with a situation all too common in ...

International Trademark Registration: Can One Application Protect Your Brand in 130+ Countries? A U.S. outdoor gear company came to us after a Hong Kong trading company began selling knockoffs under ...

On April 7, 2026, China turned supply chain decisions into national security decisions. The regulations took effect the same day. No transition period. These regulations, issued as State Council Order ...

Most international business disasters I see do not begin with an obscure point of foreign law. They begin earlier, when a company commits money, intellectual property, people, or leverage before ...

Is Your Business Prepared for the Ongoing U.S.-China Tensions? For years, American companies believed that strong economic ties with China could shield them from political fallout. This assumption ...

We got a lot of good follow-up questions last week after our webinar covering cannabis litigation in the current down market. One of them related to the recovery of attorneys’ fees and how likely that ...

On September 9th, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia denied a motion to stay filed by SAM, Inc. and the National Drug and Alcohol Screening Association, Inc. (collectively ...

Earlier this week, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a decision in Island Industries v. Sigma Corp that delivers a clear warning to companies attempting to evade U.S. trade duties: your ...