The Latest News & Insights from Nemphos Braue
Dr. Nancy Grasmick Leadership Institute Panel Features Lauren Ziegler
Lauren joined presenters for the “Purposeful Leadership” panel, which was part of the Institute’s Professional Leadership Program for Women.
The Great 8 Trademark Debate
In the world of sports merchandising, branding, and trademarks, who is the great 8, and who should be able to derive economic value from the number 8?
CTA Compliance Obligations Suspended Again
FinCEN announced that it will not impose any fines, penalties or other enforcement actions against reporting companies for failure to file BOI reports.
CTA Update: New Deadline Now in Effect
BOI reporting requirements under the CTA are back in effect. The new deadline for most reporting companies is now March 21, 2025.
Trade Secrets and MedTech: IP in the News
The decision in a lawsuit involving Insulet’s Omnipod insulin pumps provides a vivid reminder on the value of trade secrets and the need to protect them.
MedTech M&A is Poised for Growth
In MedTech Dive, Nemphos Braue highlights 5 reasons why healthcare mergers, acquisitions, JVs and other transactions – especially in the MedTech space – are poised to increase.
February is American Heart Month
Nemphos Braue is a proud supporter of the American Heart Association.
Patents and Packaging: IP in the News
When it comes to patents, be careful what you say, who you say it to and when you say it.
Katelynn Brennan Receives CIPP/US Certification
Congratulations to Katelynn Brennan on earning the Certified Information Privacy Professional/U.S. Private Sector (CIPP/US) accreditation.
Nemphos Braue Client Sunairio Closes Significant Financing Round
Investors in this round included Buoyant Ventures, Constellation Technology Ventures and MassMutual Ventures’ Climate Tech Fund.
Harford County Public Library Foundation Elects Matthew L. Allison to Board of Directors
Harford County Public Library Foundation has elected Matthew L. Allison to serve on its board for a three-year term.
DOJ Petitions Supreme Court on CTA Injunction
A New Year’s update: The U.S. Supreme Court has been asked to weigh in on the CTA saga.
