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November 17, 2011 |

Firms score big fees in Dodgers' bankruptcy

7 minute read
May 21, 2012 |

MOVERS

Michael Magee joins Dinsmore & Shohl's products liability and tort practice groups as partner in the Pittsburgh office. Plus more law firm movers in this week's column.
5 minute read
January 15, 2004 |

Ninth Circuit Refreshes Web Trademark Law

The Playboy bunny hopped out of the nation's largest appellate court Wednesday with a ruling that could put a wrinkle in one Internet advertising business model. The Ninth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals -- with the reservations of at least one judge on the unanimous panel -- ruled that search engines are barred from displaying advertising related to trademarked search terms. In other words, you can't point customers in the direction of one company if they're searching for another.
4 minute read
July 11, 2012 |

Google Joins Long List of Accused Infringers of Mobile Browser Patent

A California inventor has sued Google Inc., alleging that its Chrome Web browser for mobile devices infringes on one of his patents. EMG Technology LLC, owned by lead inventor Elliot Gottfurcht, sued Google in the Eastern District of Texas on July 10. The complaint seeks an undetermined amount in damages plus preliminary and permanent injunctions barring Google from distributing its mobile Web browser in violation of his patent.
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September 21, 2012 |

At the Podium: Berzon, Graber Do the Math

6 minute read
August 16, 2005 |

Law Firms Place Bets on Vegas

If legal markets went through life stages, Las Vegas would be an adolescent. Ten years ago Nevada did not have a law school. Five years ago it had the most restrictive rules on multijurisdictional practice in the country. And for decades Las Vegas' legal community was a tiny pool of lawyers at insular firms, handling local matters for hotels, casinos and mining companies. Today, all that is changing, and local firms are slowly making way for outsiders. But are the arrivistes late to the party?
16 minute read
May 01, 2005 |

High-Tech, Low Tech

he CASE against American Tobacco Company, Inc., was built on hard work and clever legal argument, but, as is so often true, it also was held together with technology that helped the lawyers both with preparation and presentation. Herman, Herman, Katz & Cotlar created two databases prior to trial to house discovery, relied on both PowerPoint and Sanction software to present exhibits in court, and maintained a team of paralegals to edit video depositions and index transcripts. Russ Herman even hired a con
8 minute read
May 03, 1999 |

The Legal Empire Strikes Back

Star Wars fans still have to wait to see the new George Lucas film, but the wait is now officially over for Star Wars aficionados to buy into the merchandising frenzy that's long been a hallmark of Lucas' incredibly profitable cinematic universe. As of midnight May 3, cash registers were ready to ring up sales of officially authorized Phantom Menace products, and Lucas and his various corporate guises have announced an all-out legal war on copyright and trademark infringers.
10 minute read
January 07, 2003 |

In Camera

New San Francisco Superior Court Presiding Judge Donna Hitchens shakes things up; high praise for Jeff Adachi; Lockyer kicks off second term with a ceremony steeped in diversity; L.A. judge takes opportunity to scold a litigious plaintiff; and Justice Bamattre-Manoukian steps down as acting presiding judge of the Sixth District Court of Appeal.
6 minute read
May 17, 2005 |

High-Tech, Low-Tech

When it comes to trial technology, there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Two of the top five jury verdicts nationwide in 2004 resulted from trials that used tools that could not have been more different. At its best, technology can dramatize dull evidence, like a spreadsheet, or bring human suffering into the courtroom -- in the form of, say, an animated re-creation of a car crash. But the use of technology depends on the complexity of a case, the courtroom and even a lawyer's personality.
8 minute read

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