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...in patent disputes," Laight says, "so the result of the Apple-Samsung case may influence how judges see things." Many...
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Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
In an intriguing gambit, Korea-based Samsung argued to a California jury Tuesday that Apple is threatening to ruin Silicon Valley's culture by "seeking a competitive edge in the courtroom." Apple, me
Originally Published: The Recorder
...stated in a brief signed by Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and...
Originally Published: The Recorder
Ninth Circuit Judge Lucy Koh forced Quinn Emanuel managing partner John Quinn to file a declaration defending his decision to share evidence with reporters covering the Apple-Samsung patent trial
Originally Published: The Recorder
The battle in federal court between Apple and Samsung over smartphones and tablets highlights a significant change in the world of intellectual property law: the rise in importance of the design pate
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
The patent war between Apple and Samsung yielded one of this year's most dramatic e-discovery decisions, writes Milberg's Henry Kelston, but it would have had a different result under proposed amendm
Quinn Emanuel's reputation is on the line as a team of high-profile litigators gets set to defend Samsung in front of a jury against Apple's claims that Samsung's Galaxy products "slavishly" copied t
Originally Published: The Recorder
...infringe Motorola's patents; and Jenna Green details one aspect of the Apple-Samsung global patent battle in "...
...The ruling came sooner than anticipated, since just the evening...
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