Robert Dremluk in New York Law Journal: Purdue Pharma: Will the Sacklers Get Sacked? Supreme Court Stays Effectiveness of Plan of Reorganization
Culhane Meadows’ New York partner, Robert Dremluk, recently authored an article about the U.S. Supreme Court intervening in a significant bankruptcy case involving Purdue Pharma, temporarily staying a Second Circuit ruling that allowed nonconsensual third-party releases of claims against non-debtors, which has been published by the New York Law Journal. Here are a few excerpts from Robert’s […]
Peter Cassat in InformationWeek: 25 Major Car Brands Flunk Data Privacy Review
Peter Cassat weighs in on a recent review of data privacy among twenty-five major car brands in InformationWeek. Read a snippet from the article below by Carrie Pallardy Peter Cassat: If a consumer takes the time to examine how their data is being used and decides to opt out of collection, they may find […]
Peter Cassat: Battle Lines Drawn over Automotive Data Collection
Peter Cassat discusses the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA)’s recent review of data protection regimes in Wards 100. Read a snippet from the interview below by Eric Volkman Wards Auto: Will California’s in-car data privacy push be the first of many such regulatory efforts? Peter Cassat: “Yes and no, California is often the leader and […]
Courtney Lytle Sarnow in DragonCon Newsletter: Enlightening but Frightening
Courtney Lytle Sarnow lectures writers about copyright and intellectual property issues, warning against theft and claiming fair use in DailyDragon Online. Read a snippet from the article by Amy Herring Courtney Lytle Sarnow: Fair use is not a protected right like free speech or the right of association. Fair use is an affirmative defense […]
Aasheesh Shravah and Rose Keagy featured in an article by Law360: Culhane Meadows Expands IP Practice With 3 Hires
Culhane Meadows’ Intellectual Property partners Aasheesh Shravah and Rose Keagy were recently quoted in an article by Adrian Cruz at Law360 which discusses the expansion of the firm’s IP practice.
Stephen J. Weed in Law360: USPTO Efforts On Patent Bar DEI Miss Underlying Issues
Culhane Meadows’ Philadelphia partner Stephen J. Weed recently authored an article about how the changes to the USPTO’s admissions criteria do not tackle the underlying issue that needs to be addressed in order to improve DEI of the patent bar in the U.S., which has been published by Law360.
Culhane Meadows Further Strengthens IP Group with Three New Partners
Culhane Meadows PLLC, the largest national woman-owned (WBE) law firm in the country, has added to their deep intellectual property practice with the addition of three new IP partners who join the firm in lateral moves.
Daniel J. Struck: Insurance in the Time of ESG
Culhane Meadows’ Chicago partner Dan Struck recently authored an article for the latest edition of Board Leadership about how ESG litigation is shaking out and how insurers are responding.
Harvey Linder: Supreme Court Redefines Standard for Employer Required Religious Accommodation
Harvey Linder from the Employment & Labor team at Culhane Meadows PLLC provides an update on the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Groff v. DeJoy.
Caroline Morgan featured in an article by InformationWeek: Payroll Provider Zellis Falls Prey to MOVEit Transfer Breach
Culhane Meadows’ New York partner Caroline Morgan was recently quoted in an article for InformationWeek which discusses data breaches at third-party vendors.
Beth Fulkerson featured in an article by InformationWeek: Tracking Pixels Continue to Cause Data Privacy Issues in Healthcare
Culhane Meadows’ Chicago partner Beth Fulkerson was recently quoted in an article for InformationWeek which discusses a recent NHS data breach and the use of pixel targeting.
Scott Stevenson featured in an article by CIO Magazine: 7 enterprise cloud strategy trends for 2023.
Culhane Meadows’ Washington, DC partner Scott Stevenson was recently quoted in an article for CIO Magazine which discusses enterprise cloud strategy trends for 2023.