By Steven Seidenberg | April 30, 2007
Federal Circuit makes it harder for patent owners to enforce their rights worldwide.
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By Steven Seidenberg | April 30, 2007
Federal Circuit makes it harder for patent owners to enforce their rights worldwide.
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By Staff Writer | March 31, 2007
A lot of people weren't happy with the Supreme Court when it decided Cooper Industries Inc. v. Aviall Services Inc. in 2004. In that case, the High Court overturned the precedents of nine circuit courts and ruled that a landowner who voluntarily paid to clean up a polluted site couldn't...
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By Staff Writer | March 31, 2007
When Progressive Halcyon Insurance Co. branch manager Jerry Johnson informed employee Kelly Hackworth that her position was to be "re-leveled," she considered it just another blow in an already hostile work environment. A jury agreed and entered a $60 million verdict Feb. 22 against the Ohio-based insurance behemoth. Hackworth, who...
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By Staff Writer | March 31, 2007
Austin, Texas-based Nano-Proprietary Inc., a small research and patent licensing firm, scored a major victory Feb. 22 against the world's third-largest patent holder, Tokyo-based Canon Inc. The ruling, which concludes a long-fought contract dispute, may thwart Canon's plans to enter the high-end TV market. At issue was Nano-Proprietary's patent for...
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By Staff Writer | March 31, 2007
If two-year-old Nicholas Avalone doesn't request a Peter Pan-themed birthday party next year, his parents won't be too surprised. Nicholas, along with about 300 other people across the country, contracted Salmonella poisoning after eating tainted Peter Pan peanut butter in February. Nicholas' parents filed suit in the Western District of...
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By Staff Writer | March 31, 2007
After reaching a $65 million settlement in November 2006 with a group of IT workers who claimed they didn't receive overtime pay, IBM Corp. is in the hot seat again facing similar allegations. But this time it's the company's salesmen crying foul. On Feb. 6, Marc Barowsky, a former IBM...
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By Staff Writer | March 31, 2007
Selective waiver is deceptively dangerous to your company's health.
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By Julius Melnitzer | March 31, 2007
Congress reviews recommendations to repeal the Robinson-Patman Act.
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