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Next Moves for IP Law after SCOTUS First-Sale Ruling
The U.S. Supreme Court's Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons ruling that a legally obtained copyrighted work can be imported into the U.S. and resold without permission from the copyright owner, even if it was manufactured and sold overseas, will have broad legal ramifications going forward, intellectual property attorneys say.
Inventors and Patent Attorneys: Beware the Ides of March
IP lawyers and their clients are preparing to implement fundamental changes to U.S. patent law. Beginning March 16, the U.S. will go to a "first-inventor-to file" patent system, a major switch from the longstanding "first-to-invent" system.
Next Moves for IP Law After SCOTUS First-Sale Ruling
Following the U.S. Supreme Court's Kirtsaeng v. John Wiley & Sons ruling, industries that rely on copyright protection, such as book publishers, film and television companies, and software publishers, will begin operating differently.Candidates Who Passed The July 2006 NYS Bar Exam
An IP Firm Grows by Throttling Back on the Pressure
Amid soaring associate salaries and fierce competition for intellectual property lawyers in the Boston legal market, three IP attorneys have bucked the odds and expanded their spinoff shop ninefold in four years.
Morgan Lewis Brews Up Win in Coffee Pod IP War
Publication Date: 2013-05-28 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Rogers Family Coffee Co. wants to challenge Keurig Inc.'s dominance in the multi-billion dollar market for single-serving coffee pods. That'll be a difficult task, but Rogers's lawyers at Morgan Lewis & Bockius won a ruling on May 24 that should help.
Successful Bar Candidates - July 2010
Listed below are the results from the July 2010 New Jersey Bar Examination. Of the 3,438 candidates who sat for the exam, results have been mailed to 3,321 candidates. Of those, 2,697, or 81.21 percent, passed.Candidates Who Passed The July 2010 NYS Bar Exam
Conflicts of Interest: Not Necessarily End of Road in Legal Malpractice Cases
Robert A. Mintz and Steven A. Beckelman, partners at McCarter & English, write that while attorney-defendants will be most concerned with the question of whether the firm breached the standard of care in malpractice cases, there should always be an early focus on causation because this analysis may create a good argument for pre-trial dismissal or limitation of the scope of claims.Trending Stories
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