Michael J Kasdan

March 27, 2023 | New York Law Journal

AI chatbots that have come into wide use in the past months, like ChatGPT, have caused a massive stir in their own right, demonstrating that sentience is not required for AI technology to be massively disruptive and to raise a host of complex social, business and legal questions.

By Joseph Casino and Michael J. Kasdan

8 minute read

April 20, 2015 | Connecticut Law Tribune

For several years, there have been rumblings that Congress will be passing patent litigation reform. The proposed reforms have primarily been directed at addressing complaints about so-called "patent trolls" that misuse "bad patents" by bringing resulting vexatious and costly litigation that leave companies with a choice between paying to defend the lawsuit and paying a settlement to end the litigation.

By Michael J. Kasdan and Joseph M. Casino

8 minute read

April 20, 2015 | Connecticut Law Tribune

For several years, there have been rumblings that Congress will be passing patent litigation reform. The proposed reforms have primarily been directed at addressing complaints about so-called "patent trolls" that misuse "bad patents" by bringing resulting vexatious and costly litigation that leave companies with a choice between paying to defend the lawsuit and paying a settlement to end the litigation.

By Michael J. Kasdan and Joseph M. Casino

8 minute read