Why Whistleblower Protections Matter More Than Ever in Today’s Political Climate
Whistleblowers are essential to accountability, but in today’s polarized political climate, speaking up is riskier than ever.
Whistleblowers are essential to accountability, but in today’s polarized political climate, speaking up is riskier than ever.
Law360’s “Auto Co. Accuses Conn. Revenue Dept. Of Fumbling Depos” by Aaron Keller highlights a tax dispute where Matthew Gibbons of Holon Law Partners LLP represents A Better Way Wholesale Autos Inc. in challenging Connecticut’s handling of key depositions.
In entertainment and fashion deals, trademarks often outweigh every other asset on the table. As cases like Adidas v. Kanye and Nike v. StockX show, brand strength—and the goodwill it carries—can determine whether a transaction creates lasting value or collapses under risk.
The U.S. Tax Court recently ruled that cannabis businesses cannot claim the Section 199A qualified business income deduction for wages, citing the restrictions of IRC Section 280E. This decision increases tax burdens and limits relief for operators, highlighting ongoing federal challenges for the industry.
Retail is showing how AI transforms inventory, customer engagement, and operations, offering a roadmap for executives in every industry to prepare for large-scale adoption.
Virginia will require all vapor products to appear on a state directory by December 31, 2025. Retailers and manufacturers face steep penalties for selling non-listed products, making compliance planning critical.
Holon and EisnerAmper’s AI Leadership Event spotlighted the growing role of the Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer (CAIO) in driving enterprise strategy, ROI, and governance across industries.
Behind every hit game are real workers facing crunch, union drives, and contract disputes. From overtime claims to AI’s impact, labor law is reshaping the gaming industry.
U.S.–India trade talks could reshape the $20B pharma export market, as new tariffs and IP disputes put generics, APIs, and vaccine supply chains under pressure.
The Federal Circuit reversed the TTAB and sided with Sunkist, finding that “KIST” for sodas was likely to cause confusion with the iconic “SUNKIST” mark, thereby reinforcing broad protections for established brands.