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IP litigation dominated headlines in 2012 when Apple's smartphone battle with Samsung was probably the most-watched business lawsuit of the year and the three largest jury verdicts of the year were a
Originally Published: the_litigation_daily
...shut down for copyright infringement. R. David Hosp of Goodwin Procter told a three-judge panel that AEREO, which grabs broadcast signals...
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
Two copyright suits involving broadcasters and streaming television services demonstrate how state and federal law can have trouble keeping pace with technological innovation
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell, and Berkowitz, and a wiki project at Goodwin Procter. With a dash of references to Martin Luther King...
Partner David L. Yohai and associate David Yolkut, of Weil Gotshal, discuss ramifications of suits over DVR and mobile streaming apps for broadcasters and cable and satellite distributors
Originally Published: New York Law Journal
The defense in a federal conspiracy prosecution seek to conduct their own forensic examination of an iPhone 3G to show notes the prosecutors intend to use as evidence are "bogus.
...for them in the schools." She would join Goodwin Procter in 1995 as a corporate associate, working on M&A...
Dana Wagner, a Google veteran, is now the general counsel at Square, a San Francisco-based mobile payments company faced with heavy legal regulation of its business
Fall brings many career moves
...Electronics, Microsoft, and Motorola. Those cases, which are being handled by Goodwin Procter and Hughes Hubbard & Reed, were stayed pending appeal. ...
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