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Tax Legislative Activity - Senate Finance Chairman Announces Drafts to be in Legislative Langauge - Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus (D-MT) announced last week that tax reform discussion drafts to be released in the coming weeks...

LEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY - WRDA Reauthorization - The House is likely to name conferees this week for H.R. 3080, the Water Resources Reform and Redevelopment Act of 2013 (WRRDA)....
By: Patton Boggs LLP

What motivates the USPTO to consider the use of glossaries in patent applications is surely the hue and cry that software patents are frequently, if not inherently, vague and ambiguous, and that something must be done to help clarify—and more...

The case Medos Services Corporation v. Ridout and Maybee LLP 2013 FC 1006 is an example of what happens when the owner of a registered trademark ignores a Section 45 notice....
By: Bennett Jones LLP

On November 5, ESMA published a speech given by the Chair of ESMA, Steven Maijoor, at the European Fund and Asset Management Association investment management forum. The speech states that......

In October 2013, a CNN reporter filed an EEOC charge against CNN's parent company, Time Warner, Inc., alleging that Time Warner's parental leave policy is unlawfully discriminatory. According to the claimant, Josh Levs, Time Warner's policy provides...

On November 8, 2013, over three years after issuing interim final regulations, the Obama administration released final rules implementing the Paul Wellstone and Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act of 2008 (MHPAEA), which is...

New legal requirements have been introduced as part of the Italian Data Protection Authority (IDPA) guidelines on the processing of personal data by call centres based outside the European Union....

In This Issue: - Networking Nightmares - Tips for Smart Posting - Connect with Respect - Excerpt from Over Sharing Online Can Cost You Your Job ... and More: For better or worse, social networks giveus a platform to share literally...

On November 5, the DOJ announced that a New York check cashing company and its owner pleaded guilty to violating the Bank Secrecy Act in connection with more than $19 million in check-cashing transactions by willfully failing to maintain an effective...

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