What’s in a Name? Maybe a lot of Money for NCAA Athletes
For years the National Collegiate Association of Athletics has placed restrictions on student-athletes and how they can earn money. Schools…
Use of NFL Trademarks Now and During the Super Bowl
Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida will look different this year. It is the first Super Bowl being played during…
The NFL is Good at Many Things, Especially Trademark Enforcement
Are you ready for some football in 2020? We are living in some strange times due to the Covid-19 pandemic,…
More COVID-19 Employer Tax Relief: Deferral of Employer’s Portion of Employment Tax
Congress passed the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act on March 27 in response to the rapid spread…
Ward named SJ Magazine’s Top Attorneys in Sports Law
Congratulations to Carrie Ward on her selection by peers to the list of SJ Magazine’s Top Attorneys for 2020 in…
Failure to Comply: FCC Warns Radio Stations to Follow The Rules
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently found that six radio stations were not complying with their political file obligations. The…
The New Jersey Redevelopment Authority’s Small Business Lease Emergency Assistance Grant Program
On July 23, 2020, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced that New Jersey will offer a new relief program for…
What’s In a Name? The Lady A Trademark Saga Continues
The name battle continues between the country group formerly known as Lady Antebellum and Seattle artist, Anita White, who goes by…
Shipyard Assoc. vs. City of Hoboken
In its recent opinion deciding the case of Shipyard Associates vs. the City of Hoboken, the Fund for a Better…
Pennsylvania Announces Small Business COVID-19 Relief Grants
Like everyone else in this new panicked world, small business owners throughout Pennsylvania awoke from this July 4th holiday weekend…
