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...move in-house — including intellectual property and business skills. The program...
...commercial litigation. She focuses on intellectual property and securities matters, and white...
...to include a track for nonlawyers who want to work with patents. "I would expect that we will see more of this in...
...specified reasons. To intellectual property scholar and litigator John Duffy, the administrative structure of the U.S. copyright system is "constitutionally incoherent...
...a team of IP litigators from Sidley...new media, on intellectual property and litigation. The...
...complicated deal with 3M Co. that required a successful outcome in 2011 patent litigation involving 3M for the transaction to go through. The...
...will focus on patents, trademarks, false advertising, unfair competition and industrial espionage. Marchuk will focus on business disputes and intellectual property. Additionally, Heather Boice...
...The Intellectual Property Hot List entry for ...
...A federal judge, describing a massive fraud involving the enforcement of copyrights to pornography, has referred four lawyers to licensing authorities for possible misconduct...
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