Celebrity endorsements normally raise a variety of legal issues - generally these kinds of endorsements may be unlawful if they do not disclose the nature, source, and amount of any compensation paid, directly or indirectly, by the company in exchange for the endorsement.  The SEC has taken notice of the celebrity attention and endorsements that are popping up for different virtual currencies- the SEC has taken the position that "virtual tokens or coins sold in ICOs may be securities, and those who offer and sell securities in the United States must comply with the federal securities laws.

Your employee says something on social media that negatively impacts your business.  Can you fire them?  A common misconception is that the First Amendment protects all employee workplace speech.  It does not.

A domain name is not a trademark, and the interplay between Internet domain names and marks can be confusing.  This confusion routinely leads to disputes.  Registering a domain name, in itself, does not grant trademark rights.

If your Florida-based employees are smoking marijuana in the office, normally that constitutes grounds for termination. But, does Florida's new marijuana statute change this analysis to allow employees to use medical marijuana in a workplace that has a strict drug-free policy?