S. 3960 amends title 35 of the United States Code to introduce a "good faith" exception for companies facing fines over false claims and certifications. Specifically, if a company can demonstrate that a false assertion or certification was made in good faith, it will not be...

S. 3960 aims to amend Title 35 of the United States Code by introducing a good faith exception for imposing fines on entities. If an entity can demonstrate that a false assertion or certification was made in good faith, they may avoid these penalties. The bill has...

The bill, S. 3986, titled the "Curbing Online Non-consensual Sexually Explicit Nudity Transfers Act" or the "CONSENT Act," aims to create a legal framework for individuals to sue if they receive unsolicited, sexually explicit images or videos. If someone aged 18 or older...

H. R. 7803 aims to change certain parts of title 35 of the United States Code to allow a good faith exception when it comes to certain fines. Specifically, it proposes that fines under sections 41(j) and 123(f) should not be imposed if an entity can demonstrate that their...

S. 3960 proposes changes to title 35 of the United States Code to introduce a "good faith" exception regarding fines for false claims and certifications. The bill suggests that if an entity can demonstrate that a false assertion or certification was made honestly and without...