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Over the last two weeks, grassroots opposition to data centers has moved from sporadic local skirmishes to a recognizable national pattern. While earlier fights centered on land use, noise, and tax incentives, the current phase is more focused and more dangerous for developers: water.
Across multiple states, residents are demanding to see the “water math” behind pro...
Why state-level governance—not hollow federal standards—will determine whether ticketing law works.
California’s AB 1349 reflects a growing consensus that abusive ticketing practices—particularly speculative ticket listings—are structural market failures demanding legal...
Readers will recall that we have been following attorney Tim Kappel‘s excellent work at trial and on appeal on behalf of his client Cyril Vetter in the case of Vetter v. Resnick. That case in a nutshell challenged the long-standing—but erroneous—practice in the entertainm...
Although the Mechanical Licensing Collective (“MLC”) has thus far held off on a market‑share distribution of its unmatched‑royalty or “black box” fund—now reported to exceed $1.2 billion—that restraint should not be mistaken for a durable legal safeguard. The MLC’s authority to retain, invest, and ultimately privately distribute these funds on a market-share basis depends ent...
