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Testing the Constitutionality Of McCain-Feingold Law
On Sept. 8, the U.S. Supreme Court will be packed to the rafters as the justices hold an extraordinary four-hour session to consider the constitutionality of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act of 2002.Medpointe Health Care, Inc. v. Hi-Tech Pharmacal Co., Inc., etc.
The part of defendants' proposed amended pleadings regarding plaintiff's nondisclosure of the prior judicial ruling on an earlier patent fails to state a claim for patent misuse or unclean hands because the earlier patent concerns a product different from that addressed by the present patent; moreover, plaintiff's alleged misconduct did not broaden the patent's physical or temporal scope; the allegations of patent misuse and unclean hands are therefore futile and the motions for leave to amend are denied.No Decrease in 2006 Bonuses Despite Raises
While many Texas associates took home a lot more in their paychecks in 2006 due to new, higher salary scales adopted by the firms, a number of firms with large Texas operations still paid healthy year-end bonuses to associates — or will pay them soon.Corporate Disputes Dominate Docket
The new U.S. Supreme Court term will see patent, financial oversight appeals, and deal with the possible departure of Justice John Paul Stevens.In this installment of excerpts from the Arbitration Scorecard, we look at a $5 billion dispute between Moldovan investors and the Republic of Kazakhstan over rights to hydrocarbons exploration and a $9 billion dispute between Russia's Gazprom and Poland's state-owned gas utility company.
McDermott, Will & Emery has settled a malpractice claim brought by the litigation trustee in the bankruptcy of Saint Vincent's Catholic Medical Centers of New York, according to court records. But that's about all we know, since the litigation trustee has asked for the settlement to be filed under seal. The trustee had alleged that McDermott purposefully delayed the bankruptcy filing of Saint Vincent's to keep members of the hospital's restructuring team in place and run up its own bills.
Jack Kirby was an artist for some of Marvel's great superheroes, like Iron Man, the Incredible Hulk, and Spidey. Now his four children are fighting the comic book company for rights to the books he drew. Plus: The Lit Daily announces a new contest to name a litigation superhero. We know someone out there can do better than our best effort--Captain Courtroom (and her trusty sidekick, Wing Tip). We promise to publish an interview with the winner.
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