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As a cultural icon, film director Woody Allen has few modern peers. But is his image, used briefly in ads for the clothing company American Apparel in New York and Los Angeles, worth $10 million? That's the question a jury will be asked to answer in a trial set to begin Monday in Manhattan federal district court. The tabloid-ready case pits Allen against a company best known for its risqu� ads and the alleged sexual escapades of its founder, Dov Charney.
Intellectual Property Directory - Pennsylvania Listings
The following is a list of intellectual property attorneys practicing in Pennsylvania.The U.S. Supreme Court's ruling that a justice on West Virginia's highest court must recuse himself from a case involving coal man Hugh Caperton left Bruce Stanley facing a very different bench on Tuesday in his third time before the court.
Thanks to the Madoff meltdown, the term "feeder fund" has officially become part of our vocabulary. In this context, it refers to funds that poured billions of dollars into the mysterious black hole known as Bernard L. Madoff Securities. And, not surprisingly, those funds have been sued by their investors for allegedly abdicating their responsibilities.
Law Firms Build Up D.C. Clout to Handle a Changing Congress
As a newly Democratic Congress finds its footing, law firms are jockeying for government relations talent to handle a possible deluge of congressional investigations and legislation. At least a dozen firms have announced key appointments or talks with potential hires, and two firms -- Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw and Venable -- have formed practice groups focusing on congressional oversight and investigations work. Also expected to swell workloads: new deposition powers of the House's main investigative body.The case against hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam, who filed a 32-page response to the Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday, will be keeping a lot of lawyers preoccupied over Thanksgiving.
Galleon Founder Accused of Insider Trading Blasts Wiretap Use
Billionaire hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam responded forcefully to SEC insider trading charges in papers filed Tuesday by his lawyers at Akin Gump, who claim that wiretaps that federal investigators used to implicate Rajaratnam in a $20 million insider trading ring were unconstitutional. They also say the Galleon Group founder was already working with investigators on an inquiry into another hedge fund and that he relied on research analysts, not inside information, to grow his business.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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