Litigation

The Common Interest Privilege May Not Be Common Knowledge

The attorney-client privilege offers strong protection from public disclosure of confidential communications regarding legal advice. But, any disclosure to a […]

The Exchange of Information: Per Se or Rule of Reason?

Recently, I attended the ABA Antitrust Section’s Spring Meeting in Washington. One of the hot topics of discussion was the […]

Questioning an Independent Director’s Independence

Historically, when courts reviewed the independence of a company’s outside directors they have focused upon the business relationships and economic […]

Big Issue Looming For IP Attorneys

When Stephen Thaler petitioned the U.S. Supreme Court for certiorari on Federal Circuit patent decision, he said: “Only a court […]

Maybe They Are Avatars

The metaverse is so huge and complicated that JPMorgan Chase Bank, the fifth biggest bank in the real world, got […]

Supreme Court Rules For Parties Subject To FTC and SEC Enforcement

The Supreme Court resolved a split between the Fifth and Ninth Circuits by unanimously holding that parties to enforcement actions […]

Intrigues on the CAFC

The ethical implications of Clarence Thomas’s association with a Conservative gazzilionaire isn’t the only soap opera currently playing out on […]

“Sweeping” Tort Reform Signed Into Law In Florida

A post from law firm Faegre Drinker details major provisions in a tort reform bill that was signed into law […]

AI and IP On a Collision Course

Two new E-tools, DALL-E and Midjourney, use AI to create images based on user text prompts. They do their task […]

How Insurers Can Refuse To Cover Hacker Payments

Insurers sometimes make the argument that paying ransomware or putting out money after falling for an email scam do not […]

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