The current administration has proposed exorbitant tariffs on countries that the U.S. has a trade relationship with. Attorneys Anthony Wenn and Sarah Dunkley explain how this can affect buyers and sellers and propose how to write contracts that leave you with the upper hand. This article is in reference to suppliers.

The current administration has proposed exorbitant tariffs on countries that the U.S. has a trade relationship with. Attorneys Anthony Wenn and Sarah Dunkley explain how this can affect buyers and suppliers and propose how to write contracts that leave you with the upper hand. This article is in reference to buyers.

This article, written by Anthony J. Wenn, Frank Brefo and Sarah K. Dunkley, was chosen for publication by the Illinois State Bar Association for its Intellectual Property Law Journal. The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released a 'Draft Interagency Guidance Framework for Considering the Exercise of March-In Rights' (the Draft Framework) in accordance with the diverse actions through the Biden-Harris Administration to lower healthcare and prescription drug costs. The article explores the link and consequences between the Draft Framework and the Bayh-Dole Act.

GCT’s Intellectual Property Group hosts an informational webinar - "Trademark Challenges: Swords and Shields"

This is the first in a new series of articles by Golan Christie Taglia (“GCT”) exploring the limitations of Artificial Technology when drafting legal documents. In this installment, Bradley Lohsl, Anthony Wenn, and Sarah Dunkley explore employment agreements and the issues that could arise from using AI.