MLB Team Sued for Trademark Infringement by Roller Derby Team
Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians organization has been sued by the Cleveland Guardians, a local roller derby team, for trademark [...]
Nebraska Delta-8 THC and CBD Retailers Beware
On the heels of the boom in cannabidiol (“CBD”) sales, many Nebraska CBD retailers have recently been marketing and selling [...]
SBA Removes Loan Necessity Review for Certain PPP Loans
The United States Small Business Association (“SBA”) will no longer require loan necessity review for Payment Protection Program loans of [...]
The Trademark Filing Process
Trademarks are important pieces to many businesses. They are how people associate a business with a particular service or product. [...]
COVID-19 Impacts Ordinary Course Defense When Defending Preference Claims
As a business owner or manager, it is frustrating to receive a bankruptcy preference demand letter. Unless you want to [...]
Erickson Sederstrom Elects Matt Quandt and Shay Garvin as Partners; Connor Orr Joins the Firm
Erickson Sederstrom is pleased to announce that MATTHEW D. QUANDT and SHAY GARVIN have been elected Partners and CONNOR W. [...]
The Acquired Immunity Doctrine – Will the Nebraska Supreme Court Take the Next Step and Adopt the Entire Doctrine?
The acquired immunity doctrine is an affirmative defense that may be available to state construction contractors that are sued by [...]
Solar Land Leases
Most Nebraskans and Iowans have become accustomed to seeing wind farms popping up across the prairies of the Midwest. However, [...]
Structuring the Sale of a Business
Selling Assets Versus Equity One of the more critical initial items to consider when selling a business is determining whether [...]
Nebraska Supreme Court Upholds Premises Liability Standard, Rejecting Foreseeability as a Conclusory Factor
In Sundermann v. Hy-Vee, the Nebraska Supreme Court found that Hy-Vee was not liable to the plaintiff, Sundermann, who sustained [...]
