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SightSound Technologies Sues Napster for Infringement
Napster has a new nemesis. This time around, the online music service is battling a single inventor rather than the entire recording industry. SightSound Technologies Inc., whose founder holds a series of patents for transmitting digital video and audio signals, has sued Napster for infringement. Napster attorney Charles Verhoeven said the case has implications for other online subscription services, including Apple's iTunes, Microsoft's MSN Music and RealNetworks's RealRhapsody.
Boutiques Slicing Into Big Firms' Pie
With clients under increasing pressure to manage costs and large firms favoring institutional clients in potential conflicts, dozens of boutiques have popped up offering sophisticated legal expertise at reasonable costs to clients large and small. Chaffetz Lindsey was just one of many boutiques that former big law firm partners opened in the last year. While it is too soon to measure their firm's success, the five partners who departed Clifford Chance say their gamble is working out better than expected.
Weil Scores in E-Commerce Patent Case at Federal Circuit
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After six years of litigation, the online retailer Newegg Inc. and its appellate lawyers at Weil, Gotshal & Manges have delivered a major blow to Soverain Software LLC, which has raked in tens of millions of dollars asserting patents related to e-commerce.
Still Productive, Senior Partners Balk at Firms' Retirement Policies
High Court Decision Cited in Rejection of Apartheid Liability
The Second Circuit rejected the class action's claims that Daimler AG, Ford Motor Co. and IBM Corp., which sold products to the repressive South African government, were as a result liable for human rights abuses committed against black South Africans by that government.
Some See Bias in Apple-Samsung Verdict
The contrast in outcomes in Apple's patent infringement suits against Samsung in California, Korea, and Japan have some IP lawyers in Asia seeing bias in the jury verdict awarded to the Cupertino, Calif., company on its home court.White & Case takes lead in global firms
VIRTUALLY ALL LARGE American law firms now call themselves global firms. But compared to White Case, most are just tourists. The 2,000-lawyer New York-based firm has almost 40 offices worldwide, with outposts as far afield as Bangkok and Johannesburg. Its London office now counts almost 300 lawyers and the firm also has large European offices in Paris, Frankfurt and Hamburg.
Case Offers Rare Glimpse of Federal Court Disbarment Action
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