Mishell Kneeland interviewed by ABA Student Lawyer for an article about how attorneys are giving back in the pandemic
ABA Student Lawyer recently interviewed our Austin partner Mishell Kneeland to discuss how attorneys are finding new ways to give back to the community in light of the pandemic.
Caroline Morgan authors article for Law360: Early Lessons From Enforcement of Calif., NY Privacy Law
Law360 recently published an article authored by Culhane Meadows’ New York partner, Caroline Morgan, in which she discusses the differences in how California and New York have enforced their new consumer privacy laws.
Reiko Feaver interviewed for article by U.S. News and World Report on becoming a contract lawyer
Reiko Feaver, a partner from Culhane Meadows’ Atlanta office, was recently interviewed by U.S. News and World Report for an article about the road to becoming a contract lawyer.
David Jacoby in NYLJ: ‘Star Athletica’ Three Years On
Culhane Meadows’ New York partner David Jacoby recently authored an article for New York Law Journal that details what we’ve learned from SCOTUS case Star Athletica, LLC v. Varsity Brands, Inc. and how it has impacted the clothing industry.
Robert Kiggins authors article for Law360: Foreign Income Regs Provide Some Clarity But Issues Remain
Law360 recently published an article authored by Culhane Meadows’ New York partner, Robert Kiggins, about the final GILTI and FDII regulations that were released by the Treasury Department in July.
Peter Cassat discusses employee assessment tools and bias in an article from ASIS International
Washington, DC, partner Peter Cassat discusses how employee hiring assessment tools could cause trouble for employers in an article from ASIS International.
Robert Dremluk interviewed by National Real Estate Investor for an article about SMB bankruptcies and landlords
National Real Estate Investor recently interviewed our New York partner Robert Dremluk to discuss the impact that Subchapter 5 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code may have on landlords.
Linda Priebe featured in article by Techopedia about privacy issues with data collection
In a recent article by Techopedia, Culhane Meadows’ Washington, D.C. office partner Linda Priebe discusses privacy issues with data collection pertaining to the dangers of centralized profiles, transparency and regulation.
Sekou Campbell is guest on Brains Byte Back podcast to discuss the legal issues of ownership of art made by AI
Philadelphia office partner Sekou Campbell appeared as a guest on the Brains Byte Back podcast hosted by The Sociable. His interview explores the legal implications of ownership of AI produced art.
Patrick McCormick gives webinar through NYIPLA on what trademark practitioners should know about tax law
Patrick McCormick from Culhane Meadows’ Philadelphia office is presenting a webinar titled “What a Trademark Practitioner Should Know About Tax Law – and What You Can Say to Your Client About It.” It will be hosted by the New York Intellectual Property Law Association (NYIPLA) as part of their annual Hot Topics in IP Law […]
CM Advisory: EU makes Landmark Data Privacy and Protection Ruling – U.S. Privacy Shield Invalidated by European Court of Justice; EU SCC Affected, Too
Linda V. Priebe, J.D., CIPP/E from our Privacy, Data and CyberSecurity team at Culhane Meadows PLLC provides a critical update on the landmark ruling by the European Union (EU) on July 16th, 2020, which invalidated the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield and has affected the EU SCC as well.
Jeff Vockrodt discusses recent decision on unpatentability grounds in an article by Managing IP
Jeff B. Vockrodt, a partner in Culhane Meadows’ New York office, was recently interviewed for an article by Managing IP which discusses the recent decision by the Precedential Opinion Panel on the Patent Trial and Appeal Board’s (PTAB) grounds of unpatentability.