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Fast Forum for Patents Lures Lawyers
Drawn by a fast forum and an effective remedy, companies and their intellectual property lawyers are filing a record number of cases this year at the U.S. International Trade Commission as they seek to block patent-infringing products from entering the United States. The commission, a quasi-judicial federal agency with broad investigative powers in trade matters, adjudicates complaints brought by domestic industries under Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930 that allege infringement of U.S. intellectual property rights, most often patent and trademark infringement by imported goods.IPO gives LinkedIn backers a $5.14B stake
LinkedIn Corp.'s founder Reid Hoffman and its three top venture backers own a combined stake of about $5.14 billion after an eight-year wait for the first initial public offering by a major U.S. social media site. Venture capitalists have led more than $100 million in investments in Mountain View, Calif.-based LinkedIn since 2003, with Sequoia Capital amassing a holding now worth $1.Facebook games boost payment startups
Facebook games "FarmVille" and "Caf World" have Silicon Valley startups racing to create new ways to pay for virtual goods, a market that may reach $3.6 billion by 2012. Kwedit Inc., based in Mountain View, Calif., announced Thursday that gamers can buy virtual currency if they promise to pay later at 7-Eleven stores or send in money through the mail.2nd Circuit to decide how safe is 'safe'
A long-simmering copyright dispute between Hollywood and the Web has hit the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals-and the outcome could set a national precedent regarding the scope of potential liability for nearly every business on the Internet that posts infringing content. Viacom Inc. seeks to overturn a devastating loss it suffered in June, when U.Twitter to overhaul user list seen as partisan
Gift Ideas for the Appellate Lawyer on Your Holiday Shopping List
Now that the winter holiday season is in full swing, some may be actively in search of gift ideas for appellate attorneys. Appellate litigator Howard J. Bashman is ready with a list of goodies he'd be happy to receive tied up in ribbon. Among them: tomes with tips for winning appeals and writing persuasive briefs, a casebook that provides a thought-provoking read -- and a subscription to a truly entertaining law review that might also score the recipient a coveted Supreme Court bobblehead in the new year.Trending Stories
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