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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Corporate Transaction · Litigation · Multi-district Litigation
- — 29 Jan, 2013
“Fiduciary Duty” – It’s More Than Just a Fancy Term.

Most people have probably heard the terms “fiduciary” and “board of directors” at some time or another. However, few realize the connection between the two. So what exactly is a[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 5 Sep, 2012
Broadening the Law of Inducement in Patent Infringement Cases

In recent en banc Federal Circuit decisions (Akamai Tech. v. Limelight Networks; Mckesson Tech. v. Epic Systems), the court appeared to make minor changes to the previous law for inducement[...]

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- in Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 28 Feb, 2012
Lee v. Makhnevich et al.: Makhnevich Files a Motion to Dismiss

Patient gag orders and the Medical Justice contracts have been heavily discussed recently. If you are not up to date with Lee v. Makhnevich et al., Robert Lee was a[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Commercial Law · Litigation
- — 27 Feb, 2012
Employment Litigation: Defending Lawsuits from Your Employees

One of the greatest challenges for employers of small and mid-sized businesses today is navigating the myriad of applicable employment laws. Employers and employees are often unaware of labor and[...]

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- in Business Litigation · Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 24 Feb, 2012
Breach of Contract and Small Businesses

Nearly all small businesses have to enter into various contracts and deal with the eventual breach of contract that may occur. Such contracts are often agreements between different businesses or[...]

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- in Intellectual Property · Litigation
- — 31 Jan, 2012
America Invents Act of 2011: Good or Bad for Small Businesses?

With the new patent reform bill of 2011 under way (i.e. America Invents Act of 2011), it is clear that Congress and President Obama intended to help small businesses. The[...]

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- in Uncategorized
- — 3 Jan, 2012
An Intriguing Story Emphasizes the Importance of Learning about Oral Contracts

Usually we think of kidnappers as facing punishment, not countersuing in order to punish victims. In Kansas however, a man who held a couple hostage is now countersuing them for[...]

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- in Litigation
- — 7 Oct, 2011
You’ve Been Sued: How to Respond to a Lawsuit

A summons just landed in your hands. You have been sued. Consulting a lawyer is the first important step for fighting the lawsuit. Then, you have to respond. There are[...]

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Tagged: Lawsuit

“Fiduciary Duty” – It’s More Than Just a Fancy Term.

Broadening the Law of Inducement in Patent Infringement Cases

Lee v. Makhnevich et al.: Makhnevich Files a Motion to Dismiss

Employment Litigation: Defending Lawsuits from Your Employees

Breach of Contract and Small Businesses

America Invents Act of 2011: Good or Bad for Small Businesses?

An Intriguing Story Emphasizes the Importance of Learning about Oral Contracts

You’ve Been Sued: How to Respond to a Lawsuit

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