In a recent article for Business Insider, RPJ’s Daniel Ain discusses the groundbreaking House v. NCAA $2.8 billion settlement and significant legal questions it may raise, particularly around gender equity and Title IX compliance. The settlement, which marks a historic shift in college athletics, allows schools for the first time...
RPJ is proud to congratulate our long-time friend and client, Jonathan Gruber, on his Emmy® win at the 67th Capital Emmy Awards, presented by the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in June 2025. Gruber, an award-winning producer, was honored for his exceptional work on Outdoors Maryland: Nature’s Classroom,...
We are proud to share that RPJ’s Deena Merlen was a featured speaker on a live-streamed webinar titled Navigating the Challenges of U.S. Visa Renewals and their Effect on Hiring Decisions hosted on June 23, 2025 by the European American Chamber of Commerce New York (EACCNY). The program drew a...
by Daniel Jason Ain In a landmark legal action, Disney and Universal have jointly filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California against generative A.I. image platform Midjourney. This marks the first time that major Hollywood studios have sued A.I. startups for copyright infringement....
In her latest article for Forbes magazine, RPJ’s Nicole Page sheds light on a troubling lawsuit filed against Disney and 20th Century Studios over alleged sexual harassment and retaliation on the set of the hit ABC series Doctor Odyssey. The lawsuit, brought by three former prop department employees, claims that...
In recent coverage by both the Daily Mail and Fox News, RPJ’s Ethan Krasnoo offered incisive legal analysis on the escalating dispute between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively. Following a federal judge’s decision on Monday to dismiss the core elements of Baldoni’s $400 million lawsuit – namely defamation and extortion...
By Hannah R. Brefeld It is no secret that in recent years, there has been a push toward greater gender equity in sports. Organizations like the NBA, the WNBA, the NCAA, and other professional and collegiate athletic leagues, have worked to boost women and girl’s participation in sport, gain media...
By Alice K. Jump, Jill Kahn Marshall and Anna Beckelman On June 5, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision in Ames v. Ohio Dept. of Youth Services, ruling that so-called “reverse discrimination” cases are not subject to a higher standard of proof than other discrimination claims. In...
by Nafsika Karavida The Likely Reintroduction of the Patent Eligibility Reform Act The Patent Eligibility Reform Act ("PERA")[1] is expected to be reintroduced under the current Trump administration. Many in the patent law and innovation sectors believe that the administration’s pro-business stance, emphasis on intellectual property rights, and a conservative-leaning Supreme...
RPJ extends our warmest congratulations to People’s Television, whose latest documentary The Price of Milk will screen at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival. Directed by Nicolas Bruckman and Yoni Brook, The Price of Milk chronicles the iconic ‘90s advertising campaign “Got Milk,” unearths the untold behind-the-scenes battles, and investigates the...