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By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson If you have picked up a newspaper recently, you’ve probably read something about Section 230 of the...

By Thomas E.L. Dewey Parties commonly agree on the monetary value of a settlement before beginning work on formal settlement documents....

By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson The early internet was created to facilitate the robust sharing of information among the research...

By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson A picture is worth a thousand words. Or is it? And which ones? Increasingly, courts have been...

By Thomas E.L. Dewey Parties frequently use settlement agreements to restrict or prohibit potentially harmful conduct, such as...

“SDNY Examines the Impact of Twitter Engagement in ‘False Light’ Case” By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson What’s in a name? And does it...

By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Online advertising is among the largest and fastest growing areas of digital commerce. Unsurprisingly,...

By Thomas E.L. Dewey A recent case from the Southern District of New York, In re Elysium Health-ChromaDex Litigation, No. 17-cv7394(LJL),...

“SDNY Examines the Scope of ‘Personal Information’ Under the VPPA” By Steve Kramarsky & Jack Millson Privacy regulation is hard. It...

By Thomas E.L. Dewey A party can withhold his signature and remain unbound by a settlement agreement, even when his attorney had actual...