Corporate Counsel
...Woodward also said suspension and disbarment officers like herself try to convince Congress to keep flexibility in the process. "We do not want automatic...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Woodward also said suspension and disbarment officers like herself try to convince Congress to keep flexibility in the process. “We do not want automatic...
Robert Berman makes no bones about it: the company he runs, CopyTele Inc., is a patent monetization and patent assertion entity. In colloquial parlance, that means it's a "patent troll." And Berman i
Robert Berman makes no bones about it: the company he runs, CopyTele Inc., is a patent monetization and patent assertion entity. In colloquial parlance, that means it's a "patent troll." And Berman i
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...health records (EHRs), which are intended to help control health care costs. Congress decided that if it was going to encourage providers and patients to...
The Daily Report
...The Employee Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) has been introduced without success in Congress almost every session since 1994; the latest version of the proposed legislation...
...The Employee Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) has been introduced without success in Congress almost every session since 1994; the latest version of the proposed legislation...
...leap,” Feldman says. “No court has defined it that way. Congress hasn’t defined it that way. The FTC has defined it...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...the CFAA. In response, several bills have been introduced in Congress offering amendments to the CFAA. The question is whether Congress will use...
...court. Schumer’s bill, which will be introduced after Congress resumes work on Monday, would expand a provision Schumer and Senator Jon...
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