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The End of Tool Patents? Not Likely
At first blush, University of Rochester v. G.D. Searle, appears to be a solid victory for pharmaceutical companies fearing the specter of paying reach-through royalties for access to screening targets. However, although the court held that Rochester did not have an enforceable claim on these blockbuster drugs, the court's February opinion leaves many questions unanswered and even provides some guidance for inventors wanting a bigger slice of the blockbuster pie.Private Companies Choosing to Abide by Sarbanes-Oxley
Susan [email protected] YORK-Oh, the joys of being a general counsel at a private company. No need to worry about all those laws and rules governing public corporations. In particular, no need to think about the most onerous law of all, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Indeed, some businesses are going private just to escape SOX.What Has 14 Ks and the AmLaw 100?
Making what could well be the most-hyped major league pitching prospect debut in baseball history, Stephen Strasburg will have more than a few Am Law 100 lawyers on the edge of their stadium seats when he takes the mound for the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night.Advocacy group rates American law firms on LGBT friendliness
A week after voters in four states expressed their support for laws allowing same-sex marriage, the country's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender advocacy group is giving its own approval to dozens of the nation's largest law firms for their LGBT–friendly policies.Texas Supreme Court: Bankruptcy Law Doesn't Pre-empt Malicious Prosecution Claim
A divided Texas Supreme Court held early this month that federal bankruptcy law does not pre-empt a Houston attorney's state civil malicious prosecution suit stemming from the filing of an adversarial action in a bankruptcy proceeding. The court's 5-4 decision in a case of first impression in Texas allows attorney Richard L. Fuqua to pursue his almost 9-year-old claim alleging that Thomas Graber and Hopkins & Sutter, a former firm in which Graber had been a partner, wrongfully sued him 20 years ago.Trending Stories
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