Business litigation involves a wide variety of subject matters, including unfair business practices, copyright infringement, trademark and breach of contract, breaches in agreement, fraud, concealment and more. Commercial litigation can be between any business to another, or between owners of a business. Below are a collection of resources in litigating a wide variety of commercial litigation matters.
- The EA Sports Comeback: How NIL Changed College Sports Forever
on May 15, 2026For years, college football fans begged for the return of the legendary EA Sports NCAA Football video game franchise. Then suddenly, it vanished. The […]
- AI and NIL Rights: Who Owns Your Digital Likeness in 2026on May 14, 2026
The rapid evolution of generative artificial intelligence is reshaping the conversation around Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights in ways few […]
- IP Risks When Hiring Freelancers & Developers: How California Businesses Protect Ownershipon May 7, 2026
Hiring freelancers and developers can be an efficient and cost-effective way for California businesses to build products, create branding, develop […]
- AI Voice Cloning and Brand Protection: What Every Business Owner Needs to Knowon May 1, 2026
AI voice cloning is no longer just a tech trend. It is something everyday people encounter on social media, in music, and even in business […]
- Protecting Your Brand Before Launch: Pre-Launch IP Checklist for California Businesseson April 30, 2026
Launching a new business in California is an exciting milestone, but in today’s highly competitive and fast-moving marketplace, speed without […]
- Deepfakes and IP Law: Protecting Likeness and Brand Identityon April 24, 2026
Deepfakes are quickly moving from internet novelty to real world risk, and businesses can no longer afford to ignore them. Powered by artificial […]
- Preparing Your IP for Investment: What Venture Capital Firms Look for in California Startupson April 23, 2026
For California-based startups, intellectual property (IP) is not just an asset, it is often the foundation of the entire business. In many cases, […]
- Patent Searches Explained: How California Startups Can Avoid Costly Filing Mistakeson April 16, 2026
For California startups, filing a patent is often seen as a critical step toward protecting innovation, securing a competitive edge, and attracting […]
- What Makes a Strong Trademark?on April 10, 2026
Your brand name is more than just a first impression, it is a core business asset that can define your identity, drive customer recognition, and […]
- Coachella 2026: Biggest Legal Lessons for Brands and Creatorson April 10, 2026
Every year, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival sets the stage not just for music and fashion trends, but for major business and legal […]
- Tennessee Securities Division Guidance on the De Minimis Exemption and Custody Ruleson March 24, 2026
This advisory explains the Tennessee Securities Division’s new interpretation of the de minimis exemption and its interaction with custody rules, […]
- SpaceX Leaves Delaware; Should Others Follow?on May 22, 2024
On January 30, 2024, the Delaware Chancery Court voided Elon Musk’s $55.8 billion compensation package as CEO of Tesla, ruling it unfair to […]
- Earnouts: Pitfalls for the Unwary Selleron March 18, 2024
Earnouts can bridge valuation gaps in M&A deals, but careful drafting is crucial. Sellers should negotiate clear calculation methodologies, […]
- The Process of Buying or Selling a Business: The Corporate Transparency Acton February 29, 2024
On January 1, 2024, previously enacted federal legislation called the Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”) went into effect. The CTA aims to […]
- The Process of Buying or Selling a Business: M&A Purchase Agreementson February 12, 2024
The purchase agreement is key in M&A transactions, detailing conditions for closure, business terms, asset delineation, due diligence, […]
- The Process of Buying or Selling a Business: A First-Time Seller’s Guide to Due Diligenceon January 25, 2024
Selling your business is not just about finding a buyer and agreeing on a price. Once the basic terms of the deal are agreed upon in a letter of […]