Faruki Blog

Salary History Ban: Coming Soon to a State or City Near You?

Earlier this month, Cincinnati joined the growing number of cities and states that have recently made it unlawful for private employers to inquire.. Read More

Instagram Channel, Women of Law, Features Erin Rhinehart

Faruki PLL partner, Erin Rhinehart, was featured as an influential female lawyer on the Instagram channel, Women of Law. As an active member of her.. Read More

Erin Rhinehart Featured on Woman of Law

CINCINNATI, OH— March 21, 2019— Faruki+ Partner Erin Rhinehart was featured on the Instagram channel Women Of Law as an influential female lawyer... Read More

BTG Int'l: Can an Accused Infringer's Victory In an Inter Partes Review Proceeding Lead to Its Defeat in Patent Infringement Litigation?

Use of the inter partes review (IPR) process as a means to challenge the validity of a patent could be dealt a blow by a patent case currently on.. Read More

The Supreme Court Resolves a Circuit Split on the Registration Requirement for a Copyright Suit

The Supreme Court ruled against copyright owners this week in Fourth Estate Public Benefit Corp. v. Wall-Street.com, LLC, No. 17-571 (Mar. 4, 2019),.. Read More

Actual Malice Toward "Actual Malice"? Why One Supreme Court Justice Wants to Roll Back a Half-Century of First Amendment Jurisprudence.

Justice Clarence Thomas stunned court watchers last week when he went out of his way to urge his fellow jurists to reconsider New York Times v... Read More

Seventh Circuit Invokes Carpenter v. United States to Reject Third-Party Doctrine Argument

A recent Seventh Circuit case will provide privacy enthusiasts optimism for how well our courts evolve traditional legal principles to address the.. Read More

UPDATE: Will the Court Dismiss the False and Deceptive Advertising Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Rachel Ray's Pet Food Company?

In my previous blog "Does a Herbicide Make Rachael Ray's Nutrish Dog Food Not 'Nutrish'? One Pet Owner Thinks So," I noted that the court in Parks v... Read More

The Supreme Court Agrees to Consider Whether the First Amendment Protects Offensive Trademarks, Again

The Supreme Court recently granted certiorari (in Iancu v. Brunetti) to decide whether the statutory prohibition on federal registration of a.. Read More

That's Confidential: Supreme Court to Consider FOIA Exemption for Confidential Business Information

The U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear a case that could significantly affect access to business information provided to the federal.. Read More
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