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Patently O
OCTOBER 18, 2023
Their disagreement centers on the scope of “maintaining” a registration and policy concerns over deterring false statements. Great Concepts applied to register the mark “DANTANNA’S” for restaurant services in 2003. Of course, this balance of powers question goes far beyond the patent and trademark systems.
The Fashion Law
JANUARY 19, 2022
Concerns have also been raised about everything from lithium supply for electric vehicle batteries to restaurant food supplies to even coffee shortages. . There is a whole philosophy of contemporary supply chain management (“SCM”) that centers on making supply chains much more integrated than they used to be.
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The Fashion Law
APRIL 29, 2021
As you dial in, the computer of an artificial intelligence company hired by the store is activated. It retrieves its analysis of the speaking style you used when you phoned other companies the software firm services. and European Union laws applying to biometric surveillance. I examined hundreds of pages of U.S.
The Fashion Law
MAY 31, 2021
Thanks to offerings from “more than 600 brands,” the result of a partnership between LVMH and duty-free retailer DFS, as well as a 5-star hotel (going nightly rates are expected to top $1,270), a Christian Dior-branded spa, apartments, and a swathe of ritzy restaurants, the Samaritaine is expected to draw “several millions of visitors per year.”.
Vanguard
MAY 20, 2020
Beaches fill in Florida and bars fill in Wisconsin while restaurant owners report tepid responses in Nashvill e , Tennessee , after the removal of a shelter-in-place order. So how easy is it for a company with 13 offices doing business in 40 states to determine when its employees can return to the workplace?
LawSites
DECEMBER 12, 2022
The invite-only program, capped at 250 participants, was billed as the “highly-curated event for innovators who are transforming the world of law.” Attendees included early-stage startups, veteran CEOs, major investors, law firm chairs, corporate general counsel, and others. While most were from the U.S.,
InHouseOps
APRIL 1, 2022
Ken Yerkes, partner, Barnes & Thornburg, discusses how traditional labor law viewpoints have morphed with the downturn of unions and the effect of COVID-19. but rather “What do I think is the right thing to do for the company and for the health and safety of our employees?”
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