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Tag Archives: Newton
Singer v. Newton: Making Sense of Federal Preemption and Drone Regulation
Last week US District Judge William G. Young ruled in favor of Dr. Singer in Singer’s lawsuit against the city of Newton, MA (Newton) challenging portions of the city’s local unmanned aircraft systems (UAS or drone) ordinance. With the continued … Continue reading
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Tagged Drone, Federal, Making, Newton, Preemption, regulation, sense, Singer
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Backstory on the Fig Newton – Fig Newmans license
Despite the fact that the in-house lawyers were dodged, the story of the “Fig Newmans” license is a good one. Sort of gives you an intellectual property “warm fuzzy”. tmbrandingcap.com: Backstory on the Fig Newton – Fig Newmans license Read … Continue reading