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A temporary committee created by a company's board of directors did not have authority to terminate a lawsuit that was filed by an earlier special committee.
Plaintiff stated a claim against defendants for breach of contract, but his breach of fiduciary duty claim was duplicative of the contract claim.
Patent claim was invalidated as abstract where it merely described computer functions performing routine operations to achieve an abstract goal without providing an actual functional mechanism that would constitute an inventive or improved process for performing those computer functions.
Corporation could not bar specific directors from privileged information provided to the corporation as the director's management authority rendered it a joint client of the corporation and its board.
District Court Must Decide if Qui Tam Action Is Barred by FCA's Public Disclosure Bar
Appellate Division, Second Department:April 9, 2020
In the Matter of Dex Media, Inc. v. New York
The court construed disputed patent terms based on intrinsic evidence.
Appellate Division, First Department: November 14, 2019
Court Certifies Class of Consumers Who Allege That 'Flushable' Wipes Are Not Flushable
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