Spoiler Alert! This article gives away the show’s entire plot, so proceed at your own risk. “Margo’s Got Money Troubles” follows Margo Millet, a college freshman and aspiring writer who is seduced by her English professor, Mark, and ends up pregnant. Mark, who is...
Enterprises are unknowingly accumulating confidentiality, ownership, licensing, and contractual exposure in AI-assisted code, work product, and data faster than management can see it. Most of it is avoidable, and the practices that prevent it are available now. There...
The Ohio Supreme Court issued an important decision for anyone involved in commercial litigation or contract drafting. In U.S. Acute Care Solutions, L.L.C. v. Doctors Company Risk Retention Group Ins. Co., the Court reinforced Ohio’s already strong preference for...
This is Part I of KJK’s “Startups 101” series. One of the earliest legal decisions a founder makes is what kind of entity to form and in which state to form it. That choice affects taxation, governance and future investment. Entity Types For most startups, the...
Most brand owners are well acquainted with the threat of counterfeits—unauthorized products bearing fake versions of their marks. The legal and strategic response to counterfeiting is relatively well understood: register trademarks, monitor online marketplaces, file...
For every acquisition that reaches the closing table, many more never make it to a signed Letter of Intent (LOI). While disagreements over price often receive the blame, valuation is rarely the sole reason a transaction fails. More often, deals unravel because one or...
The pending New York action brought by Leslie Kuhn, radio personality Howard Stern’s former executive assistant, seeks declarations that a 2022 confidentiality agreement and a 2025 nondisclosure agreement are void or unenforceable. Kuhn alleges that she never signed...
The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act is set to become law tonight, in the first major effort to impact Federal housing policy in years. The President has refused to sign the bill, passed by a veto-proof bipartisan supermajority, in an effort to leverage the bill to...
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has formally proposed a series of regulatory changes that would significantly reduce compliance obligations for large insured depository institutions while lowering the banking industry's annual deposit insurance...
In 2026, the commercial real estate market is undergoing a fundamental structural reset. The long-anticipated "debt overhang," driven by a massive wave of maturing commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS) and traditional bank loans, has transitioned from a looming...