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Founders Legal Blog
AI licensing solved one problem and exposed another
AI licensing solved one problem and exposed another by Beth B. Moore AI licensing solved one problem and exposed another AI licensing disputes are shifting from copyright ownership to contributor…
Professional Services Industry Legal Blog
Administrative and Licensing Law Insights for Tallahassee Businesses
Operating a business in Tallahassee means being close to Florida’s regulatory center. While that brings opportunity, it also brings exposure to administrative rules, licensing requirements, and enforcement actions that can…
Duane Morris Vietnam
Anwalt in Vietnam Dr. Oliver Massmann Foreign Contractor Tax & Licensing in Vietnam: Neuer Rechtsrahmen 2025–2026
GESETZLICHE GRUNDLAGEDiese Mitteilung stützt sich auf vier Rechtsinstrumente, die zusammen den aktuellen Rechtsrahmen bilden: Rundschreiben 20/2026/TT-BTC, in Kraft seit 12. März 2026, ist das maßgebliche operative Instrument und die verbindliche…
Duane Morris Vietnam
Lawyer in Vietnam Dr. Oliver Massmann Foreign Contractor Tax & Licensing in Vietnam: New Regulatory Framework 2025–2026
LEGISLATIVE BASISThis Alert is grounded in four instruments that together constitute the current governing framework:Circular 20/2026/TT-BTC, effective 12 March 2026, is the primary operative instrument and the definitive reference for…
Freedom & Ethics
Administrative Law, or, Why the State Keeps Sending You Letters
By Ed Adrian
There is a tendency, when we say “the law,” to picture a courtroom. Robes. Benches. Witness stands. A wooden gavel judges almost never use. But for most Vermonters, most of…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
Deadline looms for digital asset businesses to apply for a licence
By James Morris (AU), Vittorio Casamento (AU), Shen Low
On 4 May 2026, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) reminded providers of financial services involved in digital assets to decide whether they require an Australian Financial Services (AFS)…
Libation Law Blog
A Barber Pole, A Cocktail Bar, and a Bad First Amendment Result: Why the Osteria Segreto Decision Gets The Barber Shop Blackstone Wrong
A bar called “The Barber Shop” should not need a barber license. That ought to be the easy part. And yet, in Osteria Segreto, LLC v. Hilgers, a Nebraska federal…
PTAB Litigation Blog
Licensing Considerations in Informative Discretionary Denial Decisions
By Sarah Geers
Visit Jones Day's PTAB Litigation blog at www.ptablitigationblog.com. By Sarah Geers – On January 9, the USPTO designated as informational two recent Director decisions involving licensing activities, highlighting the evolving…
Municipal Minute
Status of the Digital Library Protection Act
As many of our library readers already know, the Illinois House has passed House Bill 5236, the Digital Library Protection Act. If approved by the Illinois Senate, and signed by the…
Global Regulation Tomorrow
Refreshed Foreign Financial Service Provider regime
By James Morris (AU), Vittorio Casamento (AU), Ray Giblett (AU), Liz Hastilow, Merren Taylor, Shen Low, Tim Sutton, Sam Smith, Timothy Chan (AU)
For over a decade, Foreign Financial Service Providers (FFSP) who do not hold an Australian financial services (AFS) licence have operated in Australia relying on a series of exemptions, most…