L-Acoustics Wins $5M Against Rental Company for Counterfeit Products
Along with Se7ven Sounds Music paying damages of $5 million, L-Acoustics also won the right to destroy the 136 counterfeit products confiscated.
Along with Se7ven Sounds Music paying damages of $5 million, L-Acoustics also won the right to destroy the 136 counterfeit products confiscated.
After joining the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), Shure has now joined four additional regional groups within the organization.
OSHA has released COVID-19 recommendations to protect employees in the workplace, but employers should be considering their legal exposure with an attorney.
After experiencing seven roof fires as an alleged result of flaws in Tesla solar panels, Walmart is now suing the company for negligent installation.
The Business Roundtable lobby group is facing pressure from major US companies to focus on environmental change and employee care alongside profit goals.
During NSCA’s Business & Leadership Conference (BLC), members approved a motion to aggressively fight several pieces of proposed legislation. Here are 7 things you need to know.
Products affected by 25 percent technology tariffs include components AV integrators use every day. How will they cope with rising costs—& who will pay?
A cluster of regulatory legislation that could negatively affect the integration business is on the docket. During its annual NSCA Member Meeting at the 2019 Business & Leadership Conference, the trade organization will ask integrators to step up.
AV contractors should take note of discrepancies between equipment lists and the narrative listed in AV service contracts.
Hall Research CEO Ali Haghjoo discusses the patented Hall Research EX-HDU HDMI & USB Single Wall Plate Extender.