National Law Journal
Reversing decades of federal patent awards, the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously ruled that human genes and the information they encode are not patent-eligible
The 19th century witnessed rapid development of inventions responsive to the nation's economic expansion
Reporters Jenna Greene, Sheri Qualters and Zoe Tillman profile 15 firms that entered (or rejoined) the list this year
The major televisions stations, amidst a labyrinth of cameras and wires, staked out their positions on Monday morning right below the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court plaza. Inside the building, the p
... During his career, Edwards focused on personal injury, product liability and medical malpractice cases. In 1997, Edwards & Kirby won a $25...
...access and distribution. The school plans to collaborate with the university's medical, public policy and public health programs to promote education about food, help...
...health insurance case involving employees' obligations to repay employers' health plans for medical expenses later recovered from third parties. Airline employee James McCutchen argued that...
...01533, May 24) Assigned to Chief Judge Deborah Chasanow. Diversity: medical malpractice. Attorneys for plaintiff: Gregory Wells and...
...station in 2006. The court held that people may recover for future medical monitoring and fear of future disease, but found that almost none of...
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