Thanks to globalization, many of us have family all over the world. If you live outside the U.S., but have relatives in the U.S., you may someday find that you have been named a beneficiary of a will governed by…

Across practices, we are seeing the internet turn into an enemy for businesses dealing with federal law enforcement. Companies of all stripes need to be aware of the dangers of the Internet, and in particular what is being said about…

If you’re not American, U.S. politics can be confusing. And believe us, even if you are American, they’re confusing.
The United States has been mired in a partisan struggle for several decades (some would say, for the past 245 years),…

With the rapid growth of the Web3 economy shaking up things across legal fields, it is not surprising that the registration of Web3 trademarks is raising novel issues. Web3 businesses should, of course, keep these issues on their radar when…

Harris Bricken welcomes immigration lawyer, Jack Scrantom to its immigration practice, which provides immigration strategy and planning for businesses, investors, individuals, and families.
Jack advises clients on a wide range of matters at the intersection of business and immigration,…

Harris Bricken attorneys Jonathan Bench and Robert Lamb sat down again to discuss Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) and the legal issues in structuring them across borders. Check out the last conversation HERE. A transcription of this talk can be…

For some brands, trademarking foreign words or phrases might hit just the right note in terms of image. The word “bakery” might make consumers in Seattle think of their local Safeway, while boulangerie evokes flaky, buttery croissants in Paris. Yet…