2023
Brann & Isaacson Lawyers Get Another ADA Website Case Dismissed
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsBrann & Isaacson lawyers Peter Brann and Hannah Wurgaft obtained dismissal of another ADA website case in the Southern District of New York. On behalf of Electric Bike Technologies, they obtained court permission to file a motion to dismiss. Faced with that motion, rather than continue with the case, the plaintiff’s counsel, Mars Khaimov, who...
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2023
Brann & Isaacson Proudly Continues to Support the Maine Diversity Summer Associate (D1L) Program
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsAt Brann & Isaacson, we recognize and appreciate the importance of creating a workplace environment that accepts and draws from a range of backgrounds and perspectives to ensure that our clients, attorneys, and employees all benefit from our best work informed by diverse viewpoints. To that end, we are pleased to announce our continuing participation...
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2023
Kevin Haley and Adam Mooney Publish MaineBiz Piece on Trademarks and CBD Products
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsIn a November 7, 2023, MaineBiz article, “How to find a path to trademark protection for CBD products,” Brann & Isaacson’s Kevin Haley and Adam Mooney address the tricky legal issues confronting businesses lawfully selling products derived from marijuana under state law that want to protect their trademarks. Haley and Mooney discuss the complex federal...
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2023
David Swetnam-Burland and Jamie Szal Pen State Tax Notes Cover Article on State Tax and Machine Learning Products
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsOn November 6, 2023, Tax Notes State featured a cover article, ”Machine Learning Machinations in the State Tax Metaverse,” by Brann & Isaacson’s David Swetnam-Burland and Jamie Szal. The authors discuss issues practitioners face when advising clients on the income tax treatment of technology products and services that incorporate or depend on machine learning and,...
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2023
Brann & Isaacson Stands with Lewiston
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsSince its founding in the 1920’s in Lewiston, Maine, Brann & Isaacson has been a proud member of the local community. We have worked in, with, and for the city, its businesses, and its residents for decades. We know first-hand the community’s strength, compassion, and resilience—all of which have been tested to the maximum in...
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2023
Peter Lowe Presents to Maine Rural Water Association on Human Resources Challenges
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsOn October 4, 2023, Peter Lowe addressed the 2023 Administrative Summit of the Maine Rural Water Association on Ten HR Traps for the Unwary. Among the challenging issues affecting human resources professionals Lowe addressed were managing employee files and documenting personnel decisions; learning how to hire candidates while complying with ever-increasing employment law mandates; equipping...
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2023
Ben Lund Addresses Real Estate Institute of MSBA
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsPartner Ben Lund was asked to repeat a presentation entitled, “Overview: Entity and Fiduciary Authority,” at the Real Estate Institute of the Maine State Bar Association, held on September 6-7, 2023, in Augusta. Lund’s presentation included a discussion of the minimum documentation requirements for identity and authority, and the circumstances in which more than the...
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2023
Brann & Isaacson Assists Another Client in Defeating an ADA Website Claim
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsBrann & Isaacson lawyers Peter Brann and Hannah Wurgaft assisted Electric Bike Technologies Inc. to fight off another ADA website claim. Previously, they took over from other defense counsel in federal court and once they made it clear to Mizrahi Kroub that Electric Bike intended to fight the claim, opposing counsel allowed the case to...
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2023
Brann & Isaacson Client Can Pursue Counterclaim in ADA Website “Settlement” Case
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsOn behalf of Electric Bike Technologies, Brann & Isaacson lawyers Peter Brann and Hannah Wurgaft largely prevailed on a motion to dismiss a counterclaim in New York state court. Mizrahi Kroub claimed Electric Bike had previously settled a federal Americans with Disabilities Act website case. Electric Bike vigorously disputed that it had settled the case,...
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2023
Peter Brann Again Offers Popular Harvard Law Course
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsFor the Fall 2023 term, partner Peter Brann will once more be offering his popular course at the Harvard Law School on “The Role of the State Attorney General.” Brann has team-taught this class at Columbia, Yale, and Harvard Law Schools with former Maine Attorney General James Tierney. Brann, who served as Maine’s State Solicitor...
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