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A former competition director. A rival NASCAR team. And a lawsuit that could decide who controls the data behind race-day strategy.
Smith Anderson attorney Ed Roche was recently quoted in Law360, unpacking the high-profile trade secrets… https://t.co/WGG7jwqAQf
A recent North Carolina Court of Appeals decision serves as a reminder for contractors and subcontractors: lien dates matter. An incorrect date of last furnishing may jeopardize construction lien rights, even when the lien was otherwise… https://t.co/WiWRTPgSeR
Freight broker liability. Last-mile driver arbitration. Carrier-selection risk.
Two recent U.S. Supreme Court decisions put several core logistics issues back in the spotlight, with potential implications for brokers, shippers, carriers… https://t.co/LWT75MgNi5
The fraud enforcement net is tightening for businesses that receive government funds.
A new White House anti-fraud task force and an expanded whistleblower program in the Eastern District of North Carolina point to a more aggressive… https://t.co/rIgV7CfekJ
Your AI chats may feel private. A court may rule otherwise.
In this legal alert, Jackson Moore, Andrew Atkins, and Carina Arellano explore how courts are applying privilege and work-product principles to a party’s generative AI use, with… https://t.co/OrXd3VGkB3
When government agents arrive unannounced, the stakes can escalate fast. Search warrants, subpoenas, civil investigative demands, and walk-in inspections can disrupt operations and create significant legal risk if a company is not prepared.… https://t.co/CocldHIT4r
AI “hallucinations” that appear in legal filings can lead to sanctions, stricken pleadings and even dismissal. Courts and government contract tribunals are taking a hard line on filings with fabricated citations and other unverified… https://t.co/Pyp4M7bsWm
A federal court in North Carolina recently put a mattress-topper design patent case to bed, dismissing an infringement lawsuit after finding the accused product “plainly dissimilar” from the patented design.
In this legal alert, Kelsey Nix… https://t.co/JXSVULds6b
A privacy law written in the video store era is now at the center of modern digital litigation, and any business that embeds video content across its digital platforms and uses tracking or analytics tools should be watching this case… https://t.co/m5PPLFrmWC
A $1.2 million National Labor Relations Board settlement serves as a cautionary tale for healthcare employers navigating union activity. In this legal alert, Smith Anderson labor and employment attorney Nelson McKown examines how a Colorado… https://t.co/ORcKTlN7Yn
If you work with health care providers or payers, reimbursement and licensure trends should be on your radar — topics that health care attorneys Robert Shaw and Francisco Morales had the opportunity to address last month at the North… https://t.co/gMIG2eCCWA