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Thompson Coburn LLP is a law firm with multiple offices across the United States and a global reach. It provides legal services in over 50 areas of corporate law and litigation. The firm publishes blogs and insights covering a wide range of legal topics including higher education law, labor and employment, intellectual property, trade and compliance, and government policy updates. Its content often addresses recent legislative developments, regulatory changes, and significant court rulings relevant to its practice areas. Thompson Coburn also shares information on transactional tools, litigation strategies, and compliance requirements, serving clients and legal professionals seeking current legal analysis and practical guidance.
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Time to develop protocols for responding to borrower defense claims (despite Sweet and Fifth Circuit injunction)
On August 7, 2023, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a nationwide injunction in Career Colleges and Schools of Texas v. Cardona, preventing the U.S. Department of Education (ED) from enforcing the latest version of its borrower defense to…
Blog Browse: Get to know the new I-9 requirements
There have been a number of changes to Form I-9 that employers should know. In a recent article, employment and immigration partner Carlos Ortiz laid out the changes and key dates relevant to Form 1-9 changes. Read more here.
Judge Rules AI-Generated Art Is Not Copyrightable
In an August 18, 2023 decision, a judge ruled that works generated by artificial intelligence (AI)[1] are not copyrightable. This may have significant ramifications for protecting works created, in whole or in part, by AIs.Stephen Thaler owns a computer…
Free Desk Guide: How to Project D/E Rates Under the 2023 Proposed Financial Value Transparency & Gainful Employment Rule
On May 19, 2023, the U.S. Department of Education published its proposed “Financial Value Transparency and Gainful Employment” rule (the “GE Rule”). While this proposed rule covers a number of important topic areas for Title IV-participating institutions, including…
Instagram's Embedding Tools and Copyright: Ninth Circuit's Ruling Explained
Instagram isn’t liable for copyright infringement because it provides embedding tools that allow third-party websites to retrieve and display copyrighted photos, according to a recent appellate decision. The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals based
its decision in Hunley v. Instagram…
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Do You Have a Constitutional Right to Food? Understanding the Food Sovereignty Movement
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Subjective Intent in False Claims Act: Navigating Ambiguity in Health Care Reimbursement Claims
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CPPA’s Deputy Director of Enforcement Promises Vigorous Action by Expanded Enforcement Staff
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