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Free Microsoft Browser Extension Is Costing Content Creators, Class Action Claims
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Reshaping IP Policy Under the Second Trump Administration
If Trump’s prior presidential term serves as any indication of what is to come, we can expect to see several significant shifts in the IP landscape, most notably pro-patent legislative reform, a continued push for artificial intelligence (AI) development accompanied by a broadening of patent protection for AI inventions, and a declining efficiency and productivity of patent application processing and review.
Lawyers' Reenactment Footage Leads to $1.5M Settlement
Collaborating plaintiff counsel with Butler Kahn in Atlanta and Nicholson Revell in Augusta resolved a personal injury complaint opposite defense counsel with the Mayers Law Firm in Augusta for $1.5 million. Now the plaintiff trio is revealing to the Daily Report how counsel utilized their own reenactment of the vehicular collision, in addition to a Rule 68 Demand, to secure the seven-figure settlement after a prior policy limits demand offer expired.
People in the News—Feb. 4, 2025—McGuireWoods, Barley Snyder
Lisa M. Lind, a public company lawyer who provided legal and strategic guidance to boards and leaders at two publicly traded companies, has joined McGuireWoods as a partner in Pittsburgh.
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Superior Court Re-examines Death of a Party Pending a Divorce Action
In the recent case of McWilliams v. McWilliams, the Pennsylvania Superior Court addressed the issue of a litigant passing away during the pendency of a divorce matter.
GOP Now Holds FTC Gavel, but Dems Signal They'll Be a Rowdy Minority
"He's just mad, and he shows it," University of Washington law professor Douglas Ross said of Democratic FTC commissioner Alvaro Bedoya.
Houston-Based Law Firm Overcomes Defamation Suit for Website Warning
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