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Arent Fox Looks for Footing on Rough Road
Within the last year, Arent Fox has weathered the departures of 52 lawyers -- and during the past decade it has shuttered four offices and reached dead ends in a number of merger talks. Now partners are in search of a strategy to remake the D.C. mainstay. "It's a task that leaves nothing sacred except our name," says managing partner William Charyk.Can Dilution Apply to Product Design?
UPPOSE A COMPANY sells a unique product that is a national sensation, say a triangle-shaped car, and its competitor introduces a startlingly similar vehicle. Outraged, the company that originated the car design wants to file suit. Patent law is likely to be the first thought for recourse. (Copyright law generally will not apply unless the design is conceptually separable from the product itself.) However, if consumers look at the triangle-shaped car design and associate it with the original company, so thatHow a Former Federal Judge Became KPMG's Top Lawyer
Sue [email protected] YORK-It was a festive day for Sven Erik Holmes. Family, friends and colleagues surrounded him in the Tulsa federal courthouse last March as his official portrait was unveiled. It was the last day on the job for Holmes, who was retiring as chief federal judge for the Northern District of Oklahoma, after 10 years on the bench.GCs Call for Greater Diversity Among Top-Tier Firms
General counsel have some advice for law firms that say they are trying to diversify their ranks by hiring minorities: Try harder. Although many firms vow that diversity is a top priority demanding committee meetings, management strategy sessions and cut-throat recruiting, few are attacking the paltry numbers. Minority attorneys make up just 9.64 percent of the total number of attorneys in the nation's largest firms, according to The National Law Journal's most recent survey.At the Head of the Class Actions
In the supposed judicial hellhole of Madison County, Ill., as the American Tort Reform Association puts it, two plaintiffs' firms are vying for pre-eminence. Together, Carr Korein Tillery and the Lakin Law Firm are responsible for three-fourths of the 77 class actions last year in the county's circuit court -- one of the nation's busiest and best-known centers for class action litigation.Cirillohedyyyyyy Cirillo hedyyyyyy
HE RECENT decisions in Total Containment, Inc. v. Dayco Products, Inc. 1 and Trouble v. The Wet Seal, Inc. 2 oblige us to reflect on the following question: Have 20 years of intense jurisprudence had any real effect on the standards for admissibility of nonscientific expert testimony in litigation?Cite as: Caronia v. Philip Morris USA, Inc., 06-CV-224 (CBA) (SMG), NYLJ 1202478457182, at *1 (EDNY, Decided January 12, 2011)District Judge Carol Bagley Amon/
Protecting Sensitive Computer Codes
WO RECENT cases have considered the impact of the posting of identical, highly sensitive computer code on the Internet. Applying different bodies of intellectual property law, they reached opposite conclusions as to whether the continued posting should be enjoined. Universal City Studios, Inc. v. Corley , 1 applying the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, affirmed a permanent injunction against the posting of, and hyperlinking to, sites containing a computer code known as DeCSS. DeCSS "descrambles" the protecTrending Stories
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