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The Shifting Landscape of Patent Assignments
Within the last year, there have been several cases impacting assignment rights that practitioners need to be aware of. In light of these cases, parties to a patent transaction should carefully negotiate terms addressing potential subsequent validity challenges by an assignor.Gov. Wolf Endorses Bill Supporting Small Diverse Businesses
Bipartisan legislation aiming to ensure that small, diverse and veteran-owned businesses continue to receive support and opportunities in state contracting was introduced Sept. 27 and immediately won a gubernatorial endorsement.Staying Stoic Is Difficult for Mass Tort Attorney Susan Owen. 'I Become Very Passionately Involved.'
Owen, of Owen, Patterson & Owen in Valencia, represented thousands of victims of a 2015 gas leak that Southern California Gas agreed to compensate this week for $1.8 billion. Owen's firm also is the largest unsecured creditor of Girardi Keese.Yes, Data and Metrics Can Improve Your Diversity & Inclusion Outcome
Often, in my role as national diversity and inclusion partner of DLA Piper, I was asked if DLA uses data and metrics to support our diversity and inclusion goals. The short answer is yes. We use data and metrics because we believe they are important to helping us retain talented lawyers and business professionals.View more book results for the query "*"
The Marble Palace Blog: Before the Supreme Court's First Monday Comes the Sunday Red Mass
This upcoming Red Mass may be historic. For the first time, seven of the Supreme Court's nine justices are Catholics or have Catholic roots.Kaufman Dolowich Adds 11 Lawyers From Closing White Plains Firm
The firm entered Westchester County in April, when it opened a White Plains office.12. What Types of Data Do Clients Expect You to Have?
Lawyers have happily spent the past centuries dispensing legal opinions. The client has a problem, and the lawyer opines. That's what we do. But then…Fla. High Court Codifies the 'Apex Doctrine': Discovery Protection for Corporate Decision-Makers
On Aug. 26, by a majority of 6–1, the Florida Supreme Court adopted, effective immediately, a new Florida Rule of Civil Procedure, codifying a long-recognized protection for high-level government officials and extending that protection, for the first time, to high-level corporate officers.Trending Stories
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