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In an appeal that could make law on jurisdiction in international IP cases, Ninth Circuit Judge M. Margaret McKeown wondered if the trial judge went too far, effectively shutting down Hong Kong's Oro
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Hong Kong-based Oron.com says it's just an ordinary cloud storage company, like Dropbox or Apple's iCloud. So why, it asks, should an American pornography distributor get an order freezing all of its
In an appeal that could make law on jurisdiction in international IP cases, Ninth Circuit Judge M. Margaret McKeown wondered if the trial judge went too far, effectively shutting down Hong Kong's Oro
The Howrey estate has slapped three more law firms with unfinished business claims—an important source of recovery for bankrupt firms and a headache for many solvent ones
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A Recorder review found Judge Milan Smith produced the most majority opinions during a three-year period, though several of the court's conservatives had high dissent rates
Practices advocated for decades may not be the best alternatives in some of the current litigation settings, explains Gary Urwin of Edwards Wildman Palmer
Originally Published: The Recorder
Practices advocated for decades may not be the best alternatives in some of the current litigation settings, explains Gary Urwin of Edwards Wildman Palmer
Marketing yourself to prospective employers is an effective tool for finding the right position in a desired area of practice, advises Sari Zimmerman of UC-Hastings
...the State Bar over investment scam allegations is defending himself. Good. Luck. ...
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