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Digital Piracy Battles Heat Up in Fed. Courts
A proposed law to combat digital piracy stalled last year in the face of widespread public opposition, but district courts are embracing its controversial remedies against Internet companies that do business with alleged infringers in trademark cases.
Counterfeit Battles Heat Up on the Web
A proposed law to combat digital piracy stalled last year in the face of widespread public opposition, but district courts are embracing its controversial remedies against Internet companies that do business with alleged infringers in trademark cases.
Parallel Obligations of Disclosure And Investigation in Divorce Actions
Eliott Scheinberg writes that a recent spate of matrimonial cases, with interdepartmental differences, raises a critical issue that many practitioners comfortably assumed had a built-in, simple and ready answer: Can a spouse, who stands in a fiduciary relationship to the other spouse and who is further required by decisional and statutory authority to make broad disclosure during a divorce action, conceal information during settlement negotiations and still prevail in a subsequent action to vacate the agreement?
Design District retail project gets unanimous approval
A $312 million project in Miami's Design District that developer Craig Robins hopes will put the area in the company of major retail hubs like Lincoln Road has been approved by Miami commissioners.
Miami's Design District closer to becoming mixed-use retail center
Miami commissioners are set to vote on a development plan and zoning change to allow developer Craig Robins to create a mixed-use retail center on 19 acres in the city's Design District.
Ironing Out eBay's Obligations to Brand Owners
Catherine M. Clayton, a director at Gibbons, and Lucy E. Emhardt, an associate at the firm, write: In the past few years, courts in the U.S. and Europe have handed down rulings on the issue of eBay's liability for the sale of counterfeit goods via its online marketplace. Interestingly, the lower court decisions in these cases have been widely varied, placing different obligations on trademark owners and online auction sites from country to country. Recent appellate decisions, however, have brought their outcomes closer together, though not completely in line.Developer Craig Robins wants Design District to be pedestrian mall
Developer Craig Robins plans to transform part of Miami's Design District into a neighborhood retail center with two department stores and a plaza at both ends of a pedestrian mall.
Partnership Obtains Largest Private Construction Financing Since Recession
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