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April 04, 2002 |

New Jersey's Gibbons Del Deo Keeps On Riding the IP Wave

Back in 1994, the partners at what is now known as Newark, N.J.'s Gibbons, Del Deo, Dolan, Griffinger & Vecchione decided to put a lot of their eggs into one fast-growing basket: intellectual property. That strategy has paid off, most recently with the addition of the eight-lawyer midtown Manhattan IP boutique of Cobrin & Gittes. The acquired firm is headed by patent attorneys Peter Cobrin and Marvin Gittes.
7 minute read
July 27, 2012 |

Tablet Takedown: Apple-Samsung Patent Spat Headed to Trial

Quinn Emanuel partner Charles Verhoeven heads up Samsung's team in the iPad copycat case.
7 minute read
February 26, 2002 |

What Is the Future of Wireless Communication?

Millions of people use some type of hand-held computer to organize and make their lives easier -- from the ubiquitous Palms to the Windows-based Pocket PCs. But hand-held computing is at a critical crossroads; basic organizers have now become low-priced commodities with little profit margin. Hand-held companies have their hopes set on wireless communications.
3 minute read
May 31, 2002 |

Getting a Handle on Hand-Held Technology

Millions of people use some type of hand-held computer to organize and make their lives easier, from the ubiquitous Palms to the Windows-based Pocket PCs. Yet hand-held computing is at a critical crossroads and choosing a winning wireless strategy may prove challenging.
6 minute read
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August 15, 2011 |

Idea-theft claimants get a ghost of a chance

In a blow to Hollywood, 9th Circuit finds no Copyright Act pre-emption of implied-contract claim.
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July 03, 2001 |

Aimster Gets Full Napster Treatment

Aimster saw its legal battles grow as music publishers, songwriters and major movie studios sued the file-swapping service, which piggybacks on AOL's popular instant-messaging software, in two federal courts. The lawsuits, filed last week, did not come to light until Tuesday, when the National Music Publishers' Association announced its legal challenge in a press release.
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