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Plaintiffs Must Wait to Sue Over Copyrights, High Court Rules
Fourth Estate decision makes 10th Circuit’s ‘registration approach’ law of the landEarlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a major decision over the timing of copyright…
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Colorado Lawmakers Try Again on Local Wage Option
House bill would allow minimum wage to vary across ColoradoAs the gulf widens between the cost of living along Colorado’s Front Range and in the…
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Trump Administration Builds on ‘Buy American’ Order
New executive order favors contractors using U.S.-sourced goods and materialsA new executive order from President Donald Trump is reinforcing his administration’s preference for contractors that…
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‘Equal Pay’ Bill Set for Hearing
Senate Bill 85 reintroduces provisions from last year, but with a key differenceThis year’s version of a pay equity bill is scheduled to undergo its first test at…
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OSHA Rescinds Controversial E-Reporting Requirements
Agency also clears some dust on how to comply with its ‘silica rule’The Occupational Safety and Health Administration had a busy January despite the partial government shutdown. Last…
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Helsinn SCOTUS Decision
Ruling returns interpretation of on-sale bar to patents to pre-AIA meaningby Julia Cardiby Julia CardiThe U.S. Supreme Court took less than two months to decide a nuanced patent case about…
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What GDPR Actions Against Google, Netflix Signal to U.S. Companies
Questions remain as to how smaller multinational companies will fare under investigation by EU data regulatorsWhen the European Union’s massive data privacy regulation went into effect last May, companies dealing in…
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FAA Doesn’t Allow for ‘Wholly Groundless’ Exception, SCOTUS Rules
Supreme Court upholds broad scope of arbitrators to decide arbitrability in one case, then limits it in anotherIn his first Supreme Court opinion, Justice Brett Kavanaugh used only eight pages to strike an…
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is giving its patent examiners new marching orders for determining…