Today's General Counsel

Today's General Counsel

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90-Year-Old Judge Fights Accusations She Napped Mid-Trial

February 5, 2014

A nonagenarian Connecticut District Court judge has submitted personal notes she took during a conspiracy trial as proof that she […]

Bankers And Retailers Trade Barbs Over Data-Breach

February 5, 2014

Appearing before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, spokesmen from the American Bankers Association and the National Retail […]

ITT Appoints Mary Beth Gustafsson as General Counsel

February 5, 2014

ITT Corporation has appointed Mary Beth Gustafsson as new General Counsel. Gustafsson will lead ITT’s legal function globally, providing oversight […]

Trial Of A Major Patent Aggregator Opens In Delaware Court

February 5, 2014

Intellectual Ventures is seemingly the aristocrat of trolls. It presents itself as responsible, and it rarely litigates, explain Jeff Matsuura […]

Super Bowl Ring Among Damages Sought In Eli Manning Racketeering Lawsuit

February 5, 2014

A sports memorabilia collector who claims quarterback Eli Manning, along with the Giants general counsel and a team co-owner, were […]

No Secondary Liability For Founder Of Allegedly Infringing Company

February 5, 2014

An Arizona district court found that BioD failed to make its copyright infringement case against the founder of Amino Technology, […]

Prince Drops Lawsuit Against Bootlegging Fans

February 4, 2014

No fan of the internet, or the copyright infringement it has allowed, musician Prince set out to sue 22 alleged […]

Good Trolls And Bad Trolls

February 4, 2014

The Nebraska attorney general recently put trolling for patents right up there with soliciting child pornography and selling designer drugs, […]

Appeals Court Weighing Validity Of Gov’t Request For Unencrypted Emails

February 4, 2014

Now-defunct email service Lavabit’s defense claiming that providing unencrypted missives to the court violates privacy was not as compelling to […]

The E-Discovery Vs. Privacy Law Dilemma In The Asia-Pacific

February 4, 2014

Conflicts have emerged between what U.S. discovery laws require and blocking statutes and data privacy laws in the countries of […]

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