Corporate Counsel
Patent law changes have only upped the ITC's cachet as the hot forum
...consideration over the past several years, but if Texas does adopt this rule, it won't be the first state to accept such service...
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Social media has changed the way businesses communicate, enabling brands to directly engage with consumers
...according to the agency. In an order [PDF] issued last week...
The tech-savvy marketing professionals that are entrusted to represent a brand on social media are often unaware of the complex legal overlay of the digital world and the potential pitfalls for their
...147;Whenever you have an RFP, you have to stick to the rules,” he says. By simply overlooking a small formality, “you’...
In recent years, company-wide layoffs, organizational restructuring, and changes in senior leadership have become corporate realities. Significant and/or frequent dismantling of the status quo, howev
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...jurisdiction’s anti-money laundering/counter-terrorist financing (AML/CTF) framework, rule of law, and overall financial standards. The presence of monitoring...
In the first ruling of its kind since the America Invents Act established a new system for reviewing patents, the Patent and Trademark Office's Patent Trial and Appeal Board ruled that a patent used
In the first ruling of its kind since Congress established a new system for reviewing patents, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s Patent Trial and Appeal Board ruled Tuesday that a key paten
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