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New York Enacts Law Regarding Captive Audience Meetings

Insights New York Enacts Law Regarding Captive Audience Meetings David J. Mahoney · New York Enacts Law Regarding Captive Audience Meetings Rita DiStefano · March 22, 2024

On September 6, 2023, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed the “Captive Audience Bill” into law prohibiting employers from coercing employees into attending or participating in employer sponsored meetings promoting the employer’s view on political, religious, or unionization matters.  The legislation also requires employers to post a sign in every workplace informing employees of their…

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A Loophole for E-commerce? De Minimis Customs Entries Are Getting a Bad Rap Despite Compliance Requirements. Let Us Explain.

Insights A Loophole for E-commerce? De Minimis Customs Entries Are Getting a Bad Rap Despite Compliance Requirements. Let Us Explain. T. James Min II · A Loophole for E-commerce? De Minimis Customs Entries Are Getting a Bad Rap Despite Compliance Requirements. Let Us Explain. Chelsea Ellis · March 20, 2024

I. Introduction The growth of e-commerce has been undeniable over the past decade, steadily increasing from $1.3 trillion in retail sales in 2013 to $5.8 trillion in 2023 – a 346% increase. This growth is not only attributed to the ubiquitous platforms, e.g., Amazon’s and Alibaba’s of the world, but also to the emergence of…

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Law 360: Patent Case Over Air Conditioners For Boat Use Sinks At ITC

News Law 360: Patent Case Over Air Conditioners For Boat Use Sinks At ITC Jason Xu · Law 360: Patent Case Over Air Conditioners For Boat Use Sinks At ITC Zhun Lu, Ph.D. · March 19, 2024

Law360 (March 8, 2024, 9:35 PM EST) — “The U.S. International Trade Commission has decided that a Swedish manufacturer of air conditioners for use on boats doesn’t have a patent case against a handful of rivals based in Florida and China after all. A notice published Thursday indicated that the commission had voted to clear a quartet of…

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Graphjet Technology, The World’s Only Direct Biomass-to-Graphite Producer, Completes Transaction and Will Begin Trading on Nasdaq

News Graphjet Technology, The World’s Only Direct Biomass-to-Graphite Producer, Completes Transaction and Will Begin Trading on Nasdaq Debbie A. Klis · Graphjet Technology, The World’s Only Direct Biomass-to-Graphite Producer, Completes Transaction and Will Begin Trading on Nasdaq Benjamin Aguilera · March 15, 2024

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, March 14, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Graphjet Technology (“Graphjet” or “the Company”), a leading developer of patented technologies to produce graphite and graphene directly from agricultural waste, and Energem Corp. (“Energem”) (Nasdaq: ENCP, ENCPW) today announced they have closed their previously announced business combination (“the Business Combination”). The transaction, which was approved…

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Rimon Advises on the Sale of the Stollwerck to Panattoni

News Rimon Advises on the Sale of the Stollwerck to Panattoni Stephan Krampe · Rimon Advises on the Sale of the Stollwerck to Panattoni Hans Felix Schäfer · Rimon Advises on the Sale of the Stollwerck to Panattoni Oliver Otto · March 13, 2024

Rimon Falkenfort advised a group of investors on the sale of a 70,000 m² logistic area located in Cologne, Germany. The property was acquired by Panattoni, and the Panattoni Campus Cologne East will be built on the site in two construction phases until 2027. The property has a long-rooted tradition and for more than a…

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Florida Bill that would increase the regulation of third party litigation funding potentially harming small businesses stalls

Insights Florida Bill that would increase the regulation of third party litigation funding potentially harming small businesses stalls John J. Hanley · March 12, 2024

A bill in the Florida legislature that would increase regulation of third party litigation funding “(Litigation Funding”) has stalled.[1] Sixty seven lobbyists have weighed in on the bill according to the Florida House of Representatives Lobbyist Disclosure and Information website, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the Florida Chamber of Commerce, Burford, the International Legal…

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Rimon Named 2024 Best International Full-Service Law Firm of the Year – Global by Lawyer International 100

Awards March 11, 2024

We are pleased to announce that Rimon was named 2024 Best International Full-Service Law Firm of the Year – Global by Lawyer International 100. The awards highlight the achievements of 100 distinguished professional firms and individuals across the globe, each recognized for their unique legal expertise within their geographic regions.   About Rimon PC  Rimon…

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Breakdown: The FCC Bans AI Robocalls, What Next?

Insights Breakdown: The FCC Bans AI Robocalls, What Next? Peter McLaughlin · March 8, 2024

Rimon Partner Peter McLaughlin recently shared insights on the Federal Communications Commission (FFC) ruling that effectively outlawed AI-powered robocalls in Nearshore America’s article “Breakdown: The FCC Bans AI Robocalls, What Next?” The article breaks down the FCC’s ruling and what the decision may mean for businesses who hoped to leverage the powers of AI in…

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Effective Patent Assertion Defense – A Tutorial

Insights Effective Patent Assertion Defense – A Tutorial Eric D. Kirsch · March 7, 2024

Patent Assertion Defense is not taught in college or law school. Instead, Patent Assertion Defense is learned by experience. In other words, it is mostly learned on the job, from more senior IP Department members or lawyers. This paper provides a brief tutorial on effective Patent Assertion Defense using online tools. Hopefully, this tutorial will…

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Rimon Client Earth, Wind & Fire Win Trademark Lawsuit Against Tribute Band

News Rimon Client Earth, Wind & Fire Win Trademark Lawsuit Against Tribute Band Mark S. Lee · Rimon Client Earth, Wind & Fire Win Trademark Lawsuit Against Tribute Band David I. Greenbaum · March 7, 2024

Earth, Wind & Fire has won its trademark lawsuit against a tribute act that used the legendary R&B group’s name without permission, with a federal judge ruling that the evidence pointed “overwhelmingly” in the band’s favor. The tribute band’s marketing was described as “deceptive and misleading” by a Miami federal judge. We congratulate our client, Earth Wind…

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