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After more than seven years, Warner Bros. managed to convince a court that, though Dave Grossman Creations, Inc. used images from the public domain to create its unauthorized Wizard of Oz collectibles, the items were still in violation of the movie studio’s copyright.
In its May Raging Bull decision, the Supreme Court ruled that the equitable defense of laches – an unreasonably delay […]
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi attorney Marla R. Butler considers several alternative fee models specifically as applied to intellectual property […]
What happens when an in-house attorney communicates with an independent contractor or some other non-employee who is working closely with the company?
The Texas Supreme Court has determined that a judge, and not a jury, must determine whether a party spoilated evidence.
In a patent infringement case, Judge Rakoff determined that simply awarding damages was inadequate, because the parties are competitors in the market.
Law firms that file a high volume of debt collection lawsuits are on notice after the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection […]
A new Delaware law will require businesses to dispose of consumer personal information “no longer to be retained by the […]
Techne Corporation, has named Brenda S. Furlow as Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Furlow’s recent experience includes several years […]
Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C. has added Matthew Gardella to its Corporate & Securities practice. Gardella, a […]
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