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The 'Per-Debtor' Interpretation of Chapter 11
A closer look at the Tribune Company bankruptcy and a recent decision considering the conformability of competing plans of reorganization.Justice Delores J. Thomas KINGS COUNTY Supreme Court Attorney for the plaintiff, Gennadiy Shumakh: Steven C. Bernstein, Esq. Bernstein & Jaff
APPEARANCES: For Plaintiffs: For Defendants: Jacob H. Zamansky, Esq.Zamansky & Associates LLC, New York, NY Edward H. Glenn, Jr., Esq.Zamansky & Associates, New York
Condoms At Center of Patent Infringement Case
Two men who helped produced a popular latex condom marketed under the name Pleasure Plus are now adversaries in a patent infringement battle. A New Jersey federal judge recently granted a motion by the Illinois attorney who holds the condom's patent for a temporary restraining order to stop its inventor, Dr. Alla Venkata Krishna Reddy, from marketing a similar condom under the name inSpiral.Patent Suit Puts Millions at Stake
Inventor Jerome H. Lemelson fiercely litigated with big companies around the world during his life to extract licensing revenues linked to his many patents. A private foundation he started has carried on his litigious tradition since his death in 1997. But in a delicious legal twist, a Colorado mining company now claims, in a lawsuit filed in Reno, Nev., that it is the real owner of Lemelson patents covering widely used bar code technology and should be paid millions of dollars.E-Filing Takes Off in N.J. Federal Court
Three months after electronic filing debuted in federal district court in New Jersey, it has become a big hit with lawyers, judges and court personnel. Consider the advantages: Documents can be filed via e-mail, at any time, and even served online. Users also have access to the electronic docket as an extensive brief bank. As of mid-April, more than 2,000 lawyers registered to file in the district, generating 2,800 filings over three months.The full case caption appears at the end of this opinion. OPINION OF THE COURTROTH, Circuit Judge:The issue in this appeal is colorful. The appellant, RoseArt Industries
Supreme Court Could Alter FLSA Collective Action Landscape
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear argument on Dec. 3, in Genesis Healthcare Corp. v. Symczyk, on what appears to be a narrow issue about offers of judgment, but the case could have a very broad impact on collective action lawsuits under the Fair Labor Standards Act.Trending Stories
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