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ITC Continues to Lose Steam as IP Forum
The number of intellectual property disputes filed at the International Trade Commission dropped slightly in 2014, with IP boutiques led by Fish & Richardson bringing many of the cases.
Defendants Added to Caramel Apples Contamination Case
The first wrongful death lawsuit involving caramel apples contaminated with Listeria was amended on Dec. 29 to include two additional defendants.
Class Certified in Wal-Mart ZIP Code Case
A California federal judge granted class action certification to plaintiffs who accused Wal-Mart of unlawfully collecting credit card holders' ZIP codes.
Apple Hit With False Advertising Suit Over iOS 8
Plaintiffs lawyers say the Cupertino company didn't inform consumers its new operating system would use so much storage space.
Class Action Over Smoke Alarms Snuffed Out
A California federal judge has thrown out a proposed class action accusing First Alert Inc. of selling defective smoke alarms.
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Firms Find Creative Outlet Through Art Collections
Dozens of firms have curated museum-quality collections to grace their walls, including Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, whose art work includes pieces by famed photographers Annie Leibovitz, Nicholas Nixon, Lee Friedlander and Irving Penn, screen prints by Andy Warhol, a tapestry by Alexander Calder and a one-of-kind painting by Jim Dine.
Judge Explains $6.9M Award in Heated Nonsolicitation Case
Nearly a year-and-a-half after awarding the plaintiff in a nonsolicitation case $6.9 million in compensatory and punitive damages, the Chester County judge overseeing the matter authored an opinion in support of the award, detailing in sharp terms the defendants' alleged misconduct.
'Kids-for-Cash' Facility Dispute Sent to Pa.
A New Jersey district court judge has transferred to Pennsylvania federal court a dispute between the co-owners of the juvenile detention facilities at the heart of the "kids-for-cash" scandal.
Post-McCaffery, Flood of Key Decisions Flowed From High Ct.
The passing year for the state Supreme Court can be neatly divided into two discrete periods: P.M.—prior to Justice Seamus P. McCaffery's retirement—and A.M.—after McCaffery's decision to depart the bench.
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