The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments in the Booking.com trademark case, which questions whether two generic words can come together to form a recognizable mark; also, attorneys address questions employers might have regarding staff on H-1B visas; filings for civil protection orders have decreased during the coronavirus stay-at-home orders, but many fear that actual instances of domestic abuse have risen; and the Colorado Supreme Court delivered an opinion in an insurance case that clarifies that the state legislature may not give an interstate commission the power to override statute
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