Art or Blight? Developers Should Think Twice Before Removing Graffiti
6/3/20
By: Jennifer Adair
In an opinion heralded by the street art community, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed a $6.75 million award of statutory damages against a building developer who willfully violated the Visual Artists …
ERISA Plaintiffs Continue Their Assault on Major Universities, but Every ERISA Fiduciary is Vulnerable
5/15/19
By: John H. Goselin II
Beginning in August 2016, the ERISA Plaintiffs’ Bar launched a concerted attack on more than 20 major universities across the country filing class action lawsuits for alleged violations of ERISA fiduciary duties under ERISA Section …
Who is Protected by Privilege?
12/27/18
By: Matthew Jones
In the recent case of Day v. Johns Hopkins Health Sys. Corp., the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit answered this question in the context of expert witnesses facing RICO violations. In the Day …