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Holcomb Dunbar’s Hiring April 2, 2021
Starting a CBD and Hemp Retail Business in Mississippi February 25, 2021
Advanced border searches of electronic devices don’t require probable cause, 1st Circuit rules February 12, 2021
In-Flight Death January 18, 2021
Happy New Year from Holcomb Dunbar Attorneys December 31, 2020
Happy Holidays December 24, 2020
Mall Stores Prohibited from Closing November 30, 2020
2020 Mississippi Guardianship and Conservatorship Act November 16, 2020
Holcomb Dunbar Attorneys Present at Mississippi Defense Lawyer Association Seminar October 15, 2020
Mississippi Insurance – Related Law 2020 Update May 29, 2020

Milwaukee Tool expanding in Mississippi, bringing 1,200 new jobs: What you need to know April 20, 2021
Milwaukee Tool is investing $60 million in a new manufacturing facility in Grenada County. But jobs won't be limited to that area.
Mississippi legalizing home delivery of alcohol as of July 1 April 20, 2021
Starting this summer, Mississippi will allow home delivery of liquor, beer, wine or light spirits from local package stores or retailers.
Mississippi ends license requirements for some beauty jobs April 15, 2021
Mississippi no longer requires professional licenses for people who offer low-risk beauty services, a change that will save residents thousands of dollars and hours of time spent on training.

The morning read for Wednesday, April 21 April 21, 2021
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. To suggest a piece for us to consider, email us at roundup@scotusblog.com. Here’s the Wednesday morning read: Resolving Stalemate, Supreme Court Picked Lawyer for Key Pandemic... The post The morning read for Wednesday, April 21 appeared […]
Justices mull textualism and Alaskan exceptionalism in classifying Alaska Native corporations April 20, 2021
With over $500 million of COVID-19 relief funding at stake, the Supreme Court began its week by grappling with whether the CARES Act’s definition of “Indian tribe” — a definition included in over 150 other federal laws — encompasses Alaska Native corporations. During nearly two... The post Justices mull textualism and Alaskan exceptionalism in classifying […]
Court to decide whether an inventor may challenge the validity of the patent on the inventor’s own invention April 20, 2021
This Wednesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in Minerva Surgical Inc. v. Hologic Inc. about whether to abolish the doctrine of patent assignor estoppel. This doctrine, which has fallen under criticism, prohibits an inventor from challenging the validity of the patent on the... The post Court to decide whether an inventor may challenge […]