Blog: Protecting Businesses and Their Owners

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA): How It May Impact Your Business
By Gregory J. Norys Download a PDF of this article here Congress and the President have come together to provide relief to Americans affected by COVID-19. The first piece of legislation, called the “Families First Coronavirus Response Act” (“FFCRA”) contains several...

Serious Consideration Must Be Given In Responding To CLRA Demands
This blog is an excerpt from an original article titled, "Serious Consideration Must Be Given In Responding To CLRA Demands" by Darryl H. Horowitt and Kelsey A. Seib. "The Consumer Legal Remedies Act (“CLRA”) gives consumers the right to sue a seller, individually and...

CART Law Lab Students Visit Coleman & Horowitt
Continuing the tradition, Coleman & Horowitt, LLP once again hosted a group of students for the CART Law Lab Job Shadowing day. This year’s visit was organized by Keith White, Kelsey Seib, and Stephanie Dunn. The day started off with a tour of the office and...

Coleman & Horowitt Helps a WWII Veteran Recover Savings Lost to a Scammer
Floyd Smith is an American hero and Veteran of WWII. A few years ago, Floyd was defrauded by a scammer that took advantage of Floyd’s kindness and trusting nature. When it was over, Floyd lost a large portion of his life savings. After realizing that the scammer...

TRADEMARK LICENSEE RETAINS LICENSE RIGHTS AFTER REJECTION IN BANKRUPTCY
Bankruptcy law permits a debtor to reject an executory contract if, in the debtor’s judgement, the contract is no longer a benefit to the debtor. The question before the Supreme Court was whether the debtor-licensor’s rejection of the trademark licensing agreement deprives the licensee of its rights to use the trademark.