New York Law JournalIn her Distress Mergers & Acquisitions column, Jones Day partner Corinne Ball review a recent case where the court was confronted with allegations, which, if proven, suggested that the extraordinary
New York Law Journal
...2012)Before HULL, PRYOR and FAY, Circuit Judges.Regions Financial Corporation and Regions Bank (collectively "Regions") appeal the denial of their renewed motion...
...On November 7, 2006, National Envelope Corporation and National Envelope—WH LCC (collectively, "NEC") brought this action against the American Pad &...
...corporate espionage involving allegations of trade secret theft committed by one major corporation against another are becoming more commonplace. For example, in June 2007, SAP...
New York Law Journal
...it with this one.I.DirecTV, Inc. ("DirecTV"), a California corporation, is the largest direct-to-home satellite television provider in the United...
New York Law Journal
... On November 7, 2006, National Envelope Corporation and National Envelope"WH LCC (collectively, "NEC") brought this action against the American Pad &...
...I. INTRODUCTION In this trademark infringement case, National Envelope Corporation ("NEC"), has sued American Pad & Paper Company of Delaware ("Ampad"), alleging...
...may be granted. FACTUAL BACKGROUND Plaintiff, a Virginia corporation, is the U.S. owner of trademarks on Philip Morris-branded cigarettes...
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