Blogs

• Cybersecurity Lawyer: Lessons from Marriott's $123 million GDPR fine
• Resort Fee Litigation Advisory Group: Nebraska sues Hilton over hotel "Resort Fees"
• Resort Fee Litigation Advisory Group: Attorney General for DC sues Marriott International over hotel "Resort Fees"
• Meet the Money Video: What's on the Horizon for the Hotel Industry?
• Hotel Lawyer: 2019 Boutique Hotel Report

• Experts Discuss Resolving Patent Disputes
• Instructing Employees Not to Read Third Party Patents Insufficient to Establish Willful Blindness
• Ethicon v. Covidien: District Court Grants Motion for Summary Judgment on Absence of Acceptable Non-Infringing Alternatives Where It Would Have Taken Ten Months to Implement the Non-Infringing Alternatives
• Bushnell v. Cisco: District Court Dismisses Willfulness Allegations Solely Based on Knowledge of Patents by Acquired Entity
• District Court Grants Supplemental Motion for Award of Attorneys' Fees after Federal Circuit Affirms Dismissal on Appeal

• CCPA Legislative Update: What's Next
• Marriott's GDPR Fine – Lessons to be Learned
• Complying with the California Consumer Privacy Act in 5 (more or less) Not So Easy Steps: Part 3 – The Privacy Policy
• Social Media Can Be Hazardous to Your Cybersecurity Health Part 2: Solutions
• Complying with the California Consumer Privacy Act in 5 (more or less) Not So Easy Steps: Part 2 – the Breach Response Plan

• EB-5 Sponsors: Capital Redeployment Can Raise Questions and Increase Litigation Risks
• How the Latest IRS Opportunity Zone Regulations Help Real Estate Developers Qualify for Opportunity Zone Tax Benefits
• Opportunity Zones and U.S. Hotel Development
• Catherine DeBono Holmes recognized by EB5 Investors Magazine as a "Top 15 Corporate Attorney" for the second year
• Proposed IRS Regulations Offer More Potential Uses of Opportunity Zone Funds for Real Estate Development

• Why Multinational Mining Companies Need to Perform Effective Legal Diagnoses for their Latin American Operations (and how to go about it)
• How Mining Companies Can Achieve an Effective "Social License to Operate" in Latin America – Part 3
• How Mining Companies Can Achieve an Effective "Social License to Operate" in Latin America – Part 2
• How Mining Companies Can Achieve an Effective "Social License to Operate" in Latin America – Part 1
• State Water Resources Control Board Sued by City and County of San Francisco and Others Over Approval of Dredge and Fill Procedures

• JMBM Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Coalition Challenging Ventura County Wildlife Corridor Ordinance Approved Without Environmental Review
• California Appeals Court Upholds Legislative Workaround that Mooted CEQA Suit Targeting Development Project in Los Angeles
• JMBM's Land Use & Zoning Practice Ranked as Metropolitan Tier 1 "Best Law Firm" in 2019 by U.S. News & World Report
• New California Prop 65 Warnings Required by August 30, 2018 – Is your business ready?
• JMBM Government, Land Use and Environmental Lawyers Selected for Inclusion in the Best Lawyers in America® Guide