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April 05, 2000 |

Personnel Trainers

3 minute read
April 15, 2010 |

WHAT'S NEXT

Top labor and employment lawyers gaze into their collective crystal ball and offer up predictions about what they expect in the years ahead. One thing they all agree on: They're going to be busy.
9 minute read
October 01, 2009 |

The Local Talent: Results by City

32 minute read
March 25, 2010 |

Lab Alleges Patent Denied due to Attorney's Plagiarism

Ropes & Gray has moved to dismiss a suit brought by Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory accusing the firm and a former partner of malpractice for allegedly plagiarizing passages of a rival researcher's patent application for use in a Cold Spring patent application.
7 minute read
May 29, 2001 |

Patent Thyself

After learning their children were congenitally ill, a Massachusetts couple become unlikely power brokers on the frontiers of intellectual property: They claim they own their own bodies. Necessity inspired them to create a device that gives patients control over the intellectual property at the center of disease research. Their tool? Do-it-yourself patenting. Or, literally, patenting yourself.
14 minute read
R&G Mortgage Corp. v. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.
Publication Date: 2009-10-06
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Court: 1st Cir.
Judge: Selya, Circuit Judge
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Case number: 08-2542

Before Howard, Ripple*fn1 and Selya, Circuit Judges.This appeal directly challenges the denial of an attempt at post-settlement intervention and indirectly challen

April 30, 2001 |

Searching for Silver Bullets

In the days of the Wild West, bounties were used to entice adventurers to hunt down bail-jumpers. In the intellectual property world, bounties have resurfaced as a way to convince researchers to shoot down threatening patents. It's happening through a Web site called BountyQuest.
5 minute read
July 10, 2000 |

The Changing Face of Pro Bono

When the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court suggested that all of the state's attorneys either donate 25 pro bono hours a year or contribute up to 1 percent of their annual income to provide legal service to the poor, the so-called aspirational rule was supposed to apply to everyone, not just litigators. Transactional attorneys often need help seeing how their brand of law applies to pro bono work.
4 minute read
April 23, 2007 |

Chart: Diversity Scorecard 2007

31 minute read
April 10, 2000 |

Just Like Old Times

Attorney Gregory Jordan of Reed Smith Shaw & McClay used an unusual pitch -- and his familiarity with the weaknesses and logic of defendant William B. Craig -- to get the job of lead counsel for the Motion Picture Association of America's suit against iCraveTV. Jordan worked with and against Craig in the past, and that gave him an advantage.
5 minute read

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