New York Law JournalMichael Jahnke, a partner with Loeb & Loeb, discusses revisions, likely to take effect in the first quarter of 2013, which will require more pharma patent licenses to be reported under the Hart-Scott
Mara Leventhal, a partner with Gregory P. Joseph Law Offices, writes that where an expert witness has some first-hand involvement in the underlying facts, recent case law suggests that such expert's
...state law prohibiting the live performance of professional mixed martial arts ("MMA") in New York. Zuffa, LLC, the leading MMA promoter doing business...
New York has won the first round in a suit attacking the state's ban on mixed martial arts matches, but the challengers are still in the fight
...martial arts in 1998. "Gaining experience both as a practitioner of MMA and an attorney, he focuses on developing a multifaceted enterprise in all...
...Liberty Ave. (21276/11)—Motion WithdrawnGasparski v. Queens Mma (5236/11)—Motion WithdrawnLewis v. Forest City Ratner...
...arguing they amount to a kind of theater. The complaint even compares MMA fights to dancing, noting that fighters exchange moves and countermoves in a...
In their Technology Law column, Richard Raysman, a partner at Holland & Knight, and Peter Brown, a partner at Baker & Hostetler, examine a new industry which brings with it a host of legal compliance
...In 2003 Congress passed the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act ("MMA"), under which a plan sponsor is required to provide coverage of qualified...
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