by Jill Kahn Marshall and Lucia Mead The recent Victoria's Secret Fashion Show sparked a public debate over how soon women should return to work after giving birth. Model Barbara Palvin walked the runway just six weeks postpartum, calling her return “normal,” stating “[m]aternity leave is 6 to 8 weeks…...
by Ethan Krasnoo A recent lawsuit making headlines this week offers a useful window into a tool that employment lawyers on both sides of the aisle use frequently — and into one of its most frustrating limitations. Specifically, last month, The New York Times sued the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity...
For years, the NCAA's prohibition on student-athletes betting on college sports, particularly wagering on games involving their own team, was viewed as one of the clearest and most firmly enforced rules in college athletics. A recent court ruling involving Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, however, may signal that even those...
We are proud to share that RPJ Partner, Nicole Page, has been named to Variety’s Legal Impact Report 2026: Hollywood’s Top Entertainment Attorneys. This annual recognition highlights the industry’s most influential legal advisors, honoring those shaping the evolving entertainment landscape. Nicole has represented world-renowned rock climber Alex Honnold for more...
By: Daniel J. Ain and Ariana Zhao With 2024 underway, it’s worth reflecting on the flurry of lawsuits brought in 2023 by creators against owners of artificial intelligence technology companies that have forced the intersection of AI and intellectual property rights under the legal spotlight. With the unprecedented growth of...
Dr. Natalia Mehlman Petrzela recently had her latest book Fit Nation reviewed by The New York Times. In Fit Nation, Petrzela traces the evolution of the fitness craze in the United States from Jack La Lane to Peloton to everything in between. Fit Nation is expected to be released on...