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Stem Cell Case Could Test Groups' Ability to Challenge Patents
Publication Date: 2013-12-10 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
In an appeal with echoes of the Myriad human gene case, the Federal Circuit wants the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the solicitor general to weigh in on a critical standing question for third parties challenging PTO patent rulings.
U.S. Tech Industry Calls for Surveillance Reform
In a rare collaboration within the technology industry, eight major tech companies and their general counsel are trying to convince the U.S. government to restrict the amount of spying it does online.
Advisory Council Proposes New Accelerated Adjudication Procedure
Negotiating parties in the midst of drafting a contract may soon have a new incentive to bring their disputes before the Commercial Division: accelerated adjudication to help streamline litigation.
The Law Trails Other Professions in Ethnic Diversity
Between 2003 and 2012, the percentage of African American and Hispanic attorneys inched up by a mere 0.8 percent, and they now account for just 8.4 percent of attorneys in the country, according to a study commissioned by Microsoft Corp.
China Dominates Global IP Filings
Worldwide intellectual property patent filings grew at their fastest pace in almost two decades in 2012, with China outpacing all other countries both for number of filings and rate of growth, according to a United Nations agency report.
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Buckle Up, Texas High Court Races Looks to Be a Wild Ride
If Texas voters expected yet another set of boring races for the state's high courts, 2014 election cycle will certainly let them down as a sitting Court of Criminal Appeals judge has decided to shed both his party label and his court by running against an incumbent justice on the Texas Supreme Court.
The Perfect Holiday Gift for the Lawyer in Your Life
Looking for a holiday gift for a lawyer? Check out "Lawyer Poets And That World We Call Law: An Anthology Of Poems About The Law," edited by James R. Elkins. The poems are written by our fellow attorneys.
Drafting an Employee Sick Leave Policy
It's a cold and stressful time of the year, which means employees will be calling in sick. Is your company's sick leave policy in good health?
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