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Smartphone Wars Find a New Front
Patent battles focused on FRAND royalties have largely been waged out of view, but a case in Orange County is bringing transparency to a $10 million dispute.
'Alice' in Patentland: Turning Point for Patent Litigation
Two years ago, Rob Hunter was served with the kind of intellectual property lawsuit that terrifies seasoned corporate general counsel. His company, Altec Industries, was sued for patent infringement in the Eastern District of Texas, dropping them straight into a plaintiff's fantasy world of litigation where jury awards are huge and judges rarely dismiss claims on summary judgment.
Deep Benches, High Stakes: The 2016 Plaintiffs' Hot List
The NLJ shines a spotlight on 12 firms that scored big recoveries for plaintiffs in 2015 and early 2016.
New Partners Survey: Partner Counts Increase in 2016 for Big Law in Texas
A Houston firm now elects sharerholders twice a year to benefit associates who took the bar exam in February.
Dickstein Shapiro, Greenspoon Marder See Head Counts Dip and Drive
The firms led the way in negative and positive head count growth for the Am Law 200 over the past 14 months.
Three Practice Leaders Leave DLA Piper, Plus More Lateral Moves
DLA Piper loses three practice leaders but merges in Europe; another Dickstein Shapiro partner departs; Jones Day opens in Brisbane; Orrick unveils its Houston hires; Quinn Emanuel adds an Israel expert; and other moves from throughout The Am Law 200.
Supreme Court Wants Look at Latham Litigation Abuse Claims
A California appeal court sided with Latham, but its opponents say the ruling gives lawyers a free pass for bad behavior.
Bank of America Inks $300M Deal to End Fontainebleau Case
After more than five years of litigation stemming from the collapse of the massive Fontainebleau casino project on the Las Vegas strip, Bank of America Corp. and a group of term lenders decided to pick up their chips and walk away.
Bank of America Inks $300M Deal to End Fontainebleau Case
After more than five years of litigation stemming from the collapse of the massive Fontainebleau casino project on the Las Vegas strip, Bank of America Corp. and a group of term lenders decided to pick up their chips and walk away.
LA Appeals Court Revives Malicious Prosecution Suit Against Latham
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