Faruki Blog

Super Bowl Ticket Fraud?

Every football fan dreams of watching his or her favorite team play in the Super Bowl. Attending that Super Bowl is an even bigger dream. As a.. Read More

SCOTUS Mows Down Yard-Man Inference

Businesses looking for areas to cut costs since the economic downturn have occasionally directed their gaze at employee benefits, either by requiring.. Read More

ERISA or Not, a Contract is Still a Contract, SCOTUS Holds

The Supreme Court was recently presented the question of whether collective-bargaining agreements ("CBAs") that provide for benefits governed by the.. Read More

When Can Volunteers be Considered Employees? Sixth Circuit Clarifies

After the Sixth Circuit held that a Plaintiff need not make a threshold showing that they were compensated to make a prima facie showing that he is.. Read More

Sixth Circuit Weighs in on Intentional Interference with Economic Expectancy Under Michigan Law

The tort of interference with economic expectancy addresses the interference with a business relationship or expectancy that has not amounted to a.. Read More

The Digital Fourth Amendment and Your Reasonable Expectation of Privacy

As my colleague, Scot Ganow, suggested earlier this year, it won’t be long before the Supreme Court again finds itself at the intersection of Fourth.. Read More

Sixth Circuit Addresses ERISA Preemption of State-Law Claims and Reasonableness of Limitations Period

The Sixth Circuit has penned numerous opinions relating to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA"), specifically involving the.. Read More

Baseball's Antitrust Exemption No Protection for Broadcasting Deal

More and more people today identify as "cord-cutters"—people who watch their favorite TV shows through services like Hulu, iTunes, or Netflix,.. Read More

Hitching a Ride: The Competition in the Vehicle-for-Hire Marketplace Stretches from City Streets to Federal Court as Uber Confronts Lanham Act Challenges

Uber Technologies Inc. ("Uber") announced recently its expansion into 22 new U.S. cities, now bringing its app service to over 100 cities nationwide... Read More

John Doe is a prolific copyright infringer, but what exactly is his ISP address?

Did you know that over a third of all copyright cases in the U.S. are brought by a single plaintiff? In this Business Litigation Update, Faruki.. Read More
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