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Feds Must Pay $4.4 Million Fee Award for Unreasonable Patent Defense
Even excluding pre-litigation conduct, the government's defense of infringement by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory was not 'substantially justified,' a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit panel rules.
US Must Pay $4.4 Million Fee Award for Unreasonable Patent Defense
Even excluding prelitigation conduct, the government's defense of infringement by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory was not "substantially justified," a U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit panel rules.
Citing SCOTUS Precedent, State Appeals Court Orders Ineffective Assistance of Counsel Hearing
In a 3-1 decision, a majority Appellate Division, First Department panel ruled that Gustavo Lantigua, who pleaded guilty in 1998 to felony drug possession, must be given a hearing on his motion to vacate the conviction on the basis that his defense lawyer misinformed him about the deportation consequences of his plea.
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Pennsylvania Causes of Action, 12th Edition
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Armstrong Teasdale Sets Up Shop in Boston 1 Week After Utah Launch
"It's never a bad time to invest in talent," said managing partner David Braswell, whose firm has gone from zero East Coast offices to locations in Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey and Boston in under two years.
Davis Polk Doubles Down Against Ex-Associate in Race Bias Suit, Citing 'Deficient' Performance
The firm is asking a federal judge to throw out most of the discrimination claims lodged by a black former associate, Kaloma Cardwell.
Davis Polk Hits Back at Ex-Associate in Race Bias Suit, Citing 'Deficient' Performance
The firm is asking a federal judge to throw out most of the discrimination claims lodged by a black former associate, Kaloma Cardwell.
Another Judge Turns Back Lyft Driver Worker Reclassification Attempt Amid Pandemic
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