Prime Hydration Accused of Infringing on Olympic Trademarks With Kevin Durant-Featured Bottle
The complaint accuses Prime of deliberately and willfully attempting profit on USOPC intellectual property through the beverage's packing, advertisement and promotions, which feature a "Prime Hydration flavor and athlete Kevin Durant: OLYMPIC, OLYMPIAN, TEAM USA, and GOING FOR GOLD."
Judge Rejects Bid by George Santos To Toss Charges Ahead of Fraud Trial
Counsel for the ex-congressman had asked the judge to toss charges of theft of public money and aggravated identity theft against their client. Santos is scheduled to face trial in September.
Medicaid Managed-Care Contracts Spark Florida Lawsuit
A losing bidder has filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent Florida health officials from moving forward with new Medicaid managed-care contracts while legal protests continue.
Hunter Biden Drops Lawsuit Against Fox Over Fictionalized 'Mock Trial' Series
The case was dismissed without prejudice and the filing did not provide any additional information.
Cracked Sidewalk? Supreme Court Rules Abutting Property Owner Is Liable
"When the Legislature ... fails to provide guidance to property owners and innocent injured parties, it is the responsibility of the courts to do so," writes former Superior Court Judge Louis F. Locascio.
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Newsmakers: Michael Best Hires Former Chief Clerk of Texas General Land Office
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IT Organizations, Are You Ready for Generative AI?
Are IT departments in law firms and legal departments organizationally and technologically ready? Looking in the IT organizational mirror is a difficult exercise, but it's even more necessary than ever before to ensure firms are not just treading water.
High Court's Administrative Law Transformation and Its Impact on Federal Wage-and-Hour Law
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