Carlton Fields is a journalist who writes for JD Supra and World Trademark Review. His articles cover a wide range of legal topics, including arbitration, insurance coverage, and court decisions. Carlton provides insightful analysis and commentary on these subjects, keeping readers informed about important legal developments.
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By: Thomas Conner, Harry Eisenstein, Carlton Fields
Congress directed the SEC to adopt a new registration statement for registered indexed annuities (RILAs) by the end of June. Several months ago, the SEC published its proposed registration statement and related rules. As we write this, the SEC seems on track to meet Congress’ deadline.
By: Neal McAliley, Carlton Fields
(May 14, 2024) - Neal McAliley of Carlton Fields considers the changing regulatory landscape for wetlands in the past year following a landmark U.S.
By: Carlton Fields, John Gibbons, Stephanie Fichera
Life Policy Lapse Shortly Before Insured’s Death - In Simon v. USAA Life Insurance Co. (Mar. 29, 2024), the insurer denied death...
By: Carlton Fields, Austin Jackson
The government prosecutes insider trading against insiders who convey material nonpublic information (“tippers”) and outsiders who acquire material...
In March 2024, the SEC announced that it settled two cases against investment advisers Delphia (USA) Inc. and Global Predictions Inc. for making false...
When you have an appeal in a new jurisdiction, add to your checklist a note to look at the court’s procedures for announcing oral argument panels. Courts vary in their approaches to announcing panel composition in advance of oral argument, with some publishing panels days, weeks, or even a month in advance, while others do not release panel assignments until the day of arguments.
By: Zayn Mohamed, Carlton Fields
The decision highlights that an applicant seeking federal registration for trade dress bears a “formidable” burden of proof to show secondary meaning and distinctiveness.
By: Ann Young Black, Patricia Carreiro
Drivers, start your engines. It has been months of high speed for privacy, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
By: Alexandra Beguiristain, Ann Young Black, Carlton Fields
States have been off to the races to place in the artificial intelligence insurance regulatory Grand Prix. The NAIC adopted the Model Bulletin on the Use of AI Systems by Insurers, which some states have drafted on to adopt bulletins or requirements of their own. Below is a list of the top AI-state racers.
By: Brooke Patterson, Carlton Fields
In the latest decision in a long-running saga in Drazen v. Pinto, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals tackled several issues regarding a proposed class settlement agreement.
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