How do you draft enforceable website data-use policies compliant with the latest consumer and privacy laws? Our Ebook can help.

By Senami Craft

Elon Musk made headlines when he offered to buy Twitter in April 2022. Not long after, he implied publicly that he wanted out of the deal. Then, his lawyers claimed Musk could opt out of the Agreement and Plan of Merger because Twitter wouldn’t disclose its true number of active users. According to their interpretation, this constituted a breach of contract.

By James Raanan, Partner in Parnes Raanan Lawyers & Advisors

How do you draft enforceable website data-use policies compliant with the latest consumer and privacy laws? Our Ebook can help.

By Senami Craft

Charlie Sheen is famous for his long-running celebrity status, his playboy antics, and at least one unfortunate public meltdown. In 2015, a source close to him leaked his HIV-positive status to a tabloid. The story revealed that Sheen required all of his sexual partners to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

By Shavon Smith, Business Attorney, Strategist & Author

When people think of NDAs, the main issue that comes to mind is privacy protection. To ensure this goal is met, non-disclosure agreements–an important component of many business transactions–should be written with several factors in mind.

By Julie Grantham

When one party is intent on breaking an agreement to make a larger point, it doesn’t necessarily matter how well-drafted their contract is. Epic Games, the creator of the wildly popular multi platform video game Fortnite, agreed to specific terms with Google and Apple to distribute through their mobile app stores.

By Arianna Mendez, Founding Attorney and Lead Trial Attorney