Noam Cohen of The New York Times recently reported in “On Tyson’s Face, It’s Art. On film, a Legal Issue” that Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. was sued last month by Mr. S. Victor Whitmill for copyright infringement. Mr. Whitmill is …
In the News: “The Hangover Part II” Raises Novel Legal Issue. Read more »
A San Diego woman filed a class action lawsuit against Chuck E. Cheese claiming that many of the games at CEC are illegal gambling devices under the California Penal Code. Her complaint alleges “an unfair or illegal business practice, a …
Parent Sues Chuck E Cheese – Gambling, Breach of Contract Read more »
New regulations (76 FR 16999), effective May 24, 2011, pertaining to the Americans with Disabilities Act make a broader interpretation of the definition of disability. The result will probably be more employees requesting accommodations, more ADA litigation and more ADA …
New ADA Regulations Make Proving Disability Easier Read more »
Undercover investigation videos taken in agricultural facilities are frequently used to document unsafe health conditions and animal abuse—and are used as tools for membership recruitment for animal rights organizations. Three states have bills out that would prohibit this practice. Bills …
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The Food and Drug Administration has proposed several recent federal regulations that would implement the obesity-fighting measures in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. One of these proposed regulations [full text from Justia Regulation Tracker] would “require that for …
