Litigation

Superhero Technology Hits Patent Court

Mova, a technology that captures actors’ facial expressions and tics, and transfers them to animated figures for motion pictures, won […]

The Supreme Court this week signaled a willingness to relax the standard for enhanced damages in patent cases. In a […]

When it decided to classify Internet service providers (ISPs) as common carriers, the Federal Communications Commission did more than establish […]

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a Labor Department rule barring employers from collecting tips given to waiters […]

Fears that Chinese courts are protectionist, biased and anti-foreigner are misplaced, writes Jack Ellis, blogging on the IAM website. On […]

The Sherlock Holmes stories are now in the public domain, but the Sherlock Holmes trademark is still owned by the […]

The SEC is definitely bullish on its Dodd-Frank Whistleblower program, judging from its report to Congress a few months ago […]

The alleged Kalamazoo shooter apparently would have passed a background check, but this latest horrific gun incident puts the spotlight […]

A recent survey finds that 10 percent of organizations are already using wearable technology as part of their HR strategy. […]

When safety violations are committed by employees, is the company liable? That depends, explains a client alert from Stites & […]