Corporate Counsel
Recent changes to the America Invents Act have created an opportunity for businesses to develop new patenting strategies that promote and enhance the value patents provide to the company. One area of
The Daily Report
This is the debut installment of The Sanity Clause, column, we examine contract issues faced by in-house counsel
Parties to contracts routinely agree that the laws of a particular jurisdiction will govern their relationship. Despite their prevalence, choice-of-law provisions often do not apply when needed most
...EMC and 17 other defendants almost three years ago in the Eastern District of Texas. One by one, the defendants have settled, with only...
2012 was another banner year for IP litigation. Here are our top hits
The Federal Circuit has outlined a new rule whereby the requisite divided infringement of a method claim may be satisfied through the actions of multiple entities rather than a single entity for purp
Daily Business Review
...patent cases filed in 2012 in several popular jurisdictions—the Eastern District of Texas, the Northern District of California, the District of Delaware...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...patent cases filed in 2012 in several popular jurisdictions—the Eastern District of Texas, the Northern District of California, the District of Delaware...
...the Trend Toward Expanded Jurisdiction A recent federal district court ruling (Eastern District of Louisiana) in the much-publicized Chinese drywall litigation...
...The two-count felony charge, filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan in Detroit, stated that Tokai Rika agreed...
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