Despite having garnered support from the House of Representatives, which voted yes back in early April, the $40 billion Restaurant Revitalization Fund replenishment bill was effectively killed in the...

Last week, the ABA Journal published a story on whether or not lawyers have an obligation to ensure that employees don’t solicit new clients – as per a new ABA...

Recently, the legal newsletter “Law360” discussed a KI Legal matter pending in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York. KI Legal’s Brazilian-based creditor client HJDK Aeroespacial...

Davitashvili et al v Grubhub Inc et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 20-0300 Last week, U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled against third-party food delivery...

Last Friday, in a 223-203 vote, the U.S. House of Representatives voted yes to replenishing the infamous Restaurant Revitalization Fund (RRF) after more than a year of negotiations. This is...

Last Friday, New Yorker F&B establishments received some long awaited good news, for patrons and operators alike: the alcohol-to-go program has been reinstated by Governor Kathy Hochul. As You May...

Miami natives are no stranger to the chaos that is Spring Break. They have also consequently become acutely familiar with the controversial curfews that Miami city government has annually enacted...

By Steven Siegler and Michael Quintman A statute of limitations serves to prevent someone from suing on old or stale claims. Statutes of limitations “promote justice by preventing surprises through...

Intellectual property (IP) is the general term for diverse categories of intangibles that are subject to ownership (legal title) and other rights under state and federal laws in the US,...