If you’re living in New York and have a disability, you may wonder if your employer is allowed to treat you differently because of it. The answer is no, and at Gash & Associates, P.C., we are committed to ensuring that your rights are protected under the law. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and…
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This post catalogs the 57 cancellation events CIPO has allocated as of 4 June 2024. Like prosecution and opposition events, cancellation events are reflected in the Action Histories presented via CIPO’s online trademark database. As of 4 June 2024 CIPO has created 57 different cancellation events as itemized in the table below. Click any of the…
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Josepha Close, PhD The first post in this series reviewed the evolution of the hotspot approach as it was applied on the Greek islands. The present one focuses on a new incarnation of the hotspot approach: the ‘closed controlled access centres’ that are meant to replace hotspots in the reception of migrants on the Aegean…
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For startups, intellectual property (IP) and trade secrets are often among the most valuable assets. Protecting these assets is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge and ensuring long-term success. However, startups face unique challenges in safeguarding their IP and trade secrets due to limited resources and the fast-paced nature of their growth. This article outlines…
Jingyi Ni v Shenlaw, LLC 2024 NY Slip Op 51148(U) Decided on August 1, 2024 Supreme Court, New York County Lebovits, J. is a fascinating case. To start it is not really a legal malpractice case, and might have been brought for the purpose of saving an EB5 immigration application rather than for money damages….
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The Court of Appeal recently considered a claim that a right to apply for an order to have a decision of a public body set aside on public law grounds, in and of itself, could constitute an in personam right for the purposes of the Transfer of Land Act 1958’s indefeasibility provisions. In MAPA Pearls Pty Ltd v…
Practical Law Real Estate asked leading real estate practitioners to share their thoughts on recent developments impacting the US commercial real estate market. Commercial real estate experienced another year of impressive growth in 2022, and despite cyclical headwinds, including increased interest rates, inflationary pressures, and a recession, the outlook for 2023 is cautiously optimistic. Although…
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Refusals Can Be Actions and Not Words The Judge Suppressed the Defendant’s DWI Refusal to take a chemical Intoxilyzer Breath Test Based on Improper/Incomplete Refusal Warnings. What Can We Learn from this New York DWI Refusal case? After a DWI Arrest the Police Must Advise of the Consequences of a Refusal to Give Breath In…
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The UK has been in a long process of procurement law reform that was due to kick in on 28 October 2024, following a 6-month ‘go live’ notice for the Procurement Act 2023. Today, a 4-month delay has been announced and the new UK procurement rules will only enter into force on 24 February 2025…
