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Gibson Dunn’s decision to argue in favor of imposing a Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act order on behalf […]
A lawsuit between music streaming service Pandora and the two largest music publishing firms in the world could be the […]
San Francisco’s Anchor Steam Brewery had been seeking to assert its trademark rights against City Steam Brewery, a Connecticut beer-maker, […]
OSHA says that a proposed new rule on silica dust exposure will save 700 lives a year, but spokesmen from […]
A group of consumers who claim major hotel chains and online travel booking firms colluded to inflate the cost of […]
Bankrupt law firms may claw back profits from unfinished business that fleeing partners take to other firms, even if those […]
The most common type of damages award in a patent case is a straightforward royalty based on sales of the […]
MillerCoors may have invented “lite” beer – as a recent ad campaign promotes – but the words “lite” and “light” were considered too generic for a registered trademark.
Federal prosecutors may have more trouble seizing defendant companies’ domain names – an increasingly popular tactic – after a U.S. District Court ruled it is not considered property.
Patent owners may be entitled to extended patent terms, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled in a case of particular significance to pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device patents where extending patent life can result in significant additional revenue.
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