Envisage Law

Be Careful Whom You “Tag”: Social Media Use Might Subject You to Suit in Another State

By |2023-11-25T07:34:18-05:00November 25, 2023|Envisage Law|

Be Careful Whom You “Tag”: Social Media Use Might Subject You to Suit in Another State by Michael B. Kent, Jr. Can the use of social media from a computer [...]

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Contract by Emoji? A New Risk of Doing Business in the Digital Age

By |2023-10-14T06:08:07-04:00October 13, 2023|Contracts, Court Rulings, Envisage Law|

by Michael B. Kent, Jr. Can the use of an emoji indicate a legally binding agreement? In South West Terminal Ltd. v. Achter Land & Cattle Ltd., a Canadian judge [...]

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Suit Challenging COVID-19 “Lockdown” Orders Allowed to Continue

By |2023-09-20T05:07:12-04:00September 16, 2023|Court Rulings, Envisage Law|

by Michael B. Kent, Jr. The North Carolina Court of Appeals this month addressed important issues concerning the scope of governmental emergency powers.  In Howell v. Cooper, the Court held [...]

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MINDS INC, TIM POOL, and THE BABYLON BEE LLC, Plaintiffs v ROBERT A BONTA, Attorney General of California in his official capacity, Defendant.

By |2023-04-11T21:40:59-04:00April 11, 2023|Envisage Law|

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