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The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear RiseandShine Corp. v. PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP), a significant trademark case with wide implications for how infringement disputes are litigated across the country. The dispute

Back in 2014, a major technology failure during the bar exam caused widespread chaos for thousands of law school graduates across the United States. An exam software company experienced a significant glitch

Milbank is offering special bonuses of up to $25,000 for associates and counsel, raising fresh questions about whether rival firms will follow suit. The move puts pressure on competitors across the market,

The US Senate is pushing to complete its legislative agenda before August recess, currently scheduled to conclude on August 7, 2026. The House has already left Washington for its August break, having

Greenberg Traurig shareholder Greg Bombard returns to the Trade Secret Law Evolution Podcast for its 93rd episode, tackling two significant circuit court decisions. Bombard, based in the firm’s Boston office, joins host

The day before the bar exam is one of the most psychologically demanding days a law student will face, and how you spend it matters enormously. Most advisors recommend against studying on

A law firm rarely associated with public attention has found itself at the centre of a viral social media moment that has introduced millions to the Wachtell name. Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen and

A landmark Fifth Circuit ruling has confirmed that informal settlement negotiations can trigger an insurer’s duty to defend when a trade contract formally requires those discussions. The case, BPX Production Co. v.

Deal appetite across the manufacturing sector remains above market parity, but momentum is fading, making precise intelligence about where activity is concentrated increasingly critical for deal makers. Fintent’s financial-intent data shows manufacturing’s

The legal profession operates on a foundational assumption that lawyers understand their clients deeply, but that assumption is increasingly being challenged. Marco Imperiale has argued that this perceived understanding is far more