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Eastern District of Texas Judge Delivers Rare Patent Claim Dismissal in Software App Case
"In the context of software applications, the dichotomy between patentable concrete ideas and unpatentable abstract ideas typically turns on whether the patent is directed to 'an improvement in the functioning of a computer,' which is patentable," said Judge Sean Jordan, who ruled this claim was not.
Is Genericide Still a Thing? Maybe We Worry Too Much About 'Proper Use of Trademarks'
In the current era of social media and targeted advertising, might these efforts even be necessary anymore?
The Ties That Bind: How to Stay Close With Clients Long After the Crisis Ends
The pandemic has brought law firms and their clients closer together. What can firms do to make sure it stays that way?
The Ties That Bind: How to Stay Close With Clients Long After the Crisis Ends
The pandemic has brought law firms and their clients closer together. What can firms do to make sure it stays that way?
Nonequity Partners Abound, But Use of Tiers Has 'Evolved' at Midsize Firms
"We want to customize for what people need," Bhavik Patel of Sandberg Phoenix said. "We've found we need to have a matrix of career paths."
For Midsize Firms, Use of the Nonequity Tier Has 'Evolved'
"We want to customize for what people need," Bhavik Patel of Sandberg Phoenix said. "We've found we need to have a matrix of career paths."
Traditional Law Firms Are Still the Better Choice for Growth-Minded Attorneys
I do not think a large-scale move to virtual law firms will happen as the new operating reality for "traditional" law firms dramatically undercut the benefits of moving to a virtual law firm for the growth-minded attorney.
The More Lateral Movement Changes, the More It Stays the Same
Recruiting and lateral movement certainly slowed a bit during the first couple months of the pandemic. It picked up again after a brief hiatus because the needs of law firms and the reasons why lawyers consider changing jobs have been accentuated—as opposed to being fundamentally altered—by recent events.
2 Connolly Gallagher Attorneys to Speak at DSBA Labor and Employment Seminar
Timothy M. Holly and Lauren P. DeLuca, employment attorneys at Connolly Gallagher, are slated to present at an upcoming Delaware State Bar Association's Labor and Employment seminar.
Reid Collins Expands With Delaware Office, a Location the Trial Firm's Lawyers Know Well
Texas trial firm Reid Collins & Tsai hired Jonathan Kass as a partner to manage the new Delaware office and persuaded another lawyer to leave retirement to join the firm.More from ALM
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