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Jury Upholds Pfizer Patent on Drug for Acid Reflux and Finds Infringement
A federal jury in Newark, N.J., has found, after a 14-day trial, that three generic drugmakers infringed Pfizer Inc.'s patent on its acid-reflux drug Protonix. The jury found that Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Kudco Ireland and Sun Pharma Global infringed on the patent when they filed applications with the Food and Drug Administration to sell generic versions of Protonix. The patent is held by Nycomed of Switzerland. Pfizer said it will seek treble damages for its lost profits.Hisenaj et al v. Kuehner et al
Where there was no abuse of discretion, Appellate Division erred in reversing the trial court's ruling on the admissibility of expert testimony from defendant's biomechanical engineer.Einhorn v. M.L. Ruberton Construction Co.
The common-law rule, which must be applied in this case, precludes the imposition of liability for the seller-corporation's liabilities on the corporation that merely purchased its assets.In Re: Living Centers of Texas Inc.
"Living Centers produced a privilege log, along with a supporting affidavit, and tendered a representative sample of documents, which the trial court reviewed. Consequently, we conclude Living Centers satisfied its burden in asserting privilege by providing a representative sample of the documents at issue."Cite as: Angamarca v. NYC Partnership Hous. Dev. Fund. Co., Inc., 115471/04 NYLJ 1202498056338, at *1 (App. Div, 1st, Decided June 21, 2011)Before: Tom, J.P., S
New In-House Licensure Doesn't Offer All the Comforts of Home
New Jersey in-house counsel who apply for the new limited lawyer license will undergo the same character, credit and criminal background checks required of plenary licensees, and they will pay $750 for the privilege.N.Y. Residence Is Key to Rights to Marilyn Monroe Images
A federal appeals panel has ruled that the heirs to Marilyn Monroe's estate did not inherit the rights to her publicity because she was a resident of New York, where such rights are not recognized posthumously.Pa. Judge Backs 'Factual Cause' Instruction in Negligence Case
Juries hearing tort cases should be asked to weigh whether a defendant's negligence was a "factual cause" of the plaintiff's injury, not whether it was a "substantial factor," a Philadelphia judge has written in an opinion supporting recent changes in the state's jury instructions. "Jury confusion from the word 'substantial' has been documented in appellate decisions," Judge Mark I. Bernstein wrote. "Pennsylvania is not alone in moving toward a more realistic factual cause formulation."Investing in America Through E-2 and EB-5 Visa Categories
Angelo A. Paparelli, Stephen Yale-Loehr and Ted J. Chiappari outline two strategies ? the E-2 "Treaty Investor" visa1 and the EB-5 "Employment Creation" green card ? that foreign investors may pursue to obtain a variety of privileges in the United States.A Buyer's Guide to Law Firm Software
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