Brad Cohen is a contributing author to The Essential Guide to Entertainment Law: Intellectual Property which was published this week by Juris Publishing.
Brad Cohen is a contributing author to The Essential Guide to Entertainment Law: Dealmaking which was published this week by Juris Publishing. He contributed to the chapter on “Entertainment Industry Taxation.”
Jim Butler and Marty Orlick’s article “New ‘accessibility’ regulations for electric vehicle charging stations” was picked up by Hotel Online, Hotel Resource and Hospitality Net.
With the surge in popularity of electric and hybrid vehicles, the need to provide Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (EVCS) is on the rise at hotels, shopping centers, theatres, stadiums, apartment communities and parking garages. Whether on highways or at dealerships, if your EVCS are not accessible to your disabled guests, customers, tenants, or transient parkers, here is what you […]
Jim Butler’s article “What Do Top Hotel Executives See on the Horizon for 2018?” was picked up by Hotel Online and 4 Hoteliers.
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its opinion regarding the use of class action waivers in employment arbitration agreements. In a significant victory for employers, the Court ruled that such class action waivers are enforceable and can be used to compel employees to resolve employment-related claims through individual arbitration proceedings. The decision, Epic Systems […]
Jim Butler and Bob Braun’s article “GDPR: What you need to know about the EU’s new data privacy rules” was picked up by Hotel Online.
This article was first published by Law360 in February 2018 and is reprinted with permission. In Gaynor v. Bulen,1 California’s Court of Appeal recently articulated the proper approach for determining whether allegations constitute protected activity under the anti-SLAPP statute,2 a standard most recently clarified by the California Supreme Court in Baral v. Schnitt (“Baral“),3 and Park […]