Lewitt Hackman

What happens when two brands’ products look too similar? This question is at the center of Smucker's recent lawsuit against Trader Joe's regarding Uncrustables. IP Attorney Heidy Nurinda explains the case and trademark infringement: https://www.lewitthackman.com/uncrustables-drama-leaves-trader-joes-in-a-trademark-jam/

When parents divorce, how can grandparents remain part of their grandchildren’s lives? Family Law Attorney Nancy Martinez explains California grandparents' rights, and how grandparents can legally preserve their bond with their grandchildren through family disputes: https://www.lewitthackman.com/grandparent-rights-in-california-can-you-file-for-visitation/

How would California law handle Bad Bunny’s legal dispute over unjust enrichment? Business Litigation Attorney Heidy Nurinda, explains what unjust enrichment is and how it differs from a breach of contract claim: https://www.lewitthackman.com/new-bad-bunny-lawsuit-highlights-unjust-enrichment-and-contract-law/

What happens when harassment happens off the clock? Attorneys Sue Bendavid and Tal Burnovski Yeyni, with contribution from law clerk Molly Thorpe, discuss a recent California appellate court decision showing how an employer’s response to an employee’s complaint about off-duty misconduct can still create liability.
🔗Read here: https://www.lewitthackman.com/off-the-clock-what-employers-should-do-when-an-employee-complains-about-after-hours-misconduct/