In Missouri, Kansas and all other states, whistleblowers are protected by law from retaliation in the workplace when they report situations that are illegal or place others at risk. A former Uber transportation employee is a central figure in an ongoing legal battle...
Month: December 2017
Sprint and Mediacom engaged in patent law battle
A federal court sitting in another state is handling an ongoing case involving telecommunications mogul, Sprint, and cable television and communications provider, Mediacom. The former has filed a lawsuit against the latter, claiming patent law violations. This...
What is a cease and desist notice and when is it needed?
A cease and desist notice, frequently in the form of a letter, warns the addressee of illegal behavior that must be stopped to avoid further penalties. A cease and desist letter does not carry much legal bearing. Instead, it establishes offender notification should...
Company that sells its newsletters makes copyright law accusation
Missouri and Kansas business owners whose ventures include publishing and selling periodicals of some sort may wish to keep close tabs on a developing situation in another state. Copyright law is at the center of a debate where a publisher that sells its newsletters...
Copyright law crucial toward creative expression protection
If you create an artistic piece of work in Missouri or Kansas, such as song lyrics, sheet music, a screenplay, etc., there are typically several ways to ensure the no one uses your work without permission in order to seek financial gain for themselves. Copyright law...