Litigation
U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier has determined that “brash conduct” by BP led to the explosion of a Gulf of […]
The Supreme Court’s ruling in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby found that some companies, “closely held corporations,” did not have to […]
Trademark “tacking,” an alternative to “priority” in determining which party owns the mark, requires that an old and new trademark […]
In 2001, the European Union said a work used for “the purpose of caricature, parody or pastiche” may be excepted […]
In one meet and confer phase of a corporate lawsuit, plaintiff Boston Scientific overreached during discovery, and received the wrath of the court.
Two years after the America Invents Act was passed, the pitfalls and the advantages – most notably, its far more reasonable cost – of using “post grant” procedures are better understood.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act is best known as the law regulating provision of credit reports by rating agencies like […]
The White House’s attempt to compensate for a June Supreme Court decision that weakenedfederal oversight of states with a history […]
Supreme Court cases are increasingly influenced by facts provided to the justices in amicus brief filings, which are often filed […]
A panel of federal judges this week will be the first to hear a trial on the legality of the […]
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