Corporate Counsel
...was bursting at the seams. With 300 employees, and just a single conference room, its lawyers later joked about having to put up a temporary...
...now considers his company to be a "Chinese" one. The Americans now compete—or, in some cases, cooperate—with a number...
...now considers his company to be a "Chinese" one. The Americans now compete—or, in some cases, cooperate—with a number...
...now considers his company to be a "Chinese" one. The Americans now compete—or, in some cases, cooperate—with a number...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...cases where the amount in controversy falls below a specified amount. The American Arbitration Association’s (AAA) Commercial Arbitration Rules provide for expedited procedures...
One jury found that the Baltimore Ravens infringed on a logo sketched by a fan. Another jury found that the Ravens didn't owe the fan anything. That's why they're still in court today
Many Silicon Valley companies export their IP to subsidiaries to save on paying high corporate taxes. It's completely legal, but in a scramble for more revenue, regulators and lawmakers are looking t
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Talk about a brain drain—many Silicon Valley companies export their IP to subsidiaries to save on paying high corporate taxes. It's completely legal, but in a scramble for more revenue,
...morphing in ways that are extraordinary,” DeFazio said at a press conference in Washington, where he described how NPEs have expanded their targets, moving...
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