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Herold Gie News
POTHOLE? WHAT POTHOLE? OR WHY COLLECTING DETAILED EVIDENCE IMMEDIATELY AFTER AN ACCIDENT IS SO IMPORTANT
By HGAdmin
A responsible provincial body overseeing road maintenance ought to put up warning signs if a stretch of road was known for having potholes, according to the judge dealing with a…
NIPC Law
Damages for Copyright Infringement – Tipping v Smith
By janelambertnipclaw-blogspot-com
© Kameraprojekt Graz 2015 / Wikimedia Commons /CC BY-SA 4. Jane LambertIntellectual Property Enterprise Court (HH Judge Melissa Clarke) Tipping v Smith [2026] EWHC 1855 (22 July 2026)In Damages for Trade Mark…
IP IQ
Seeing More Clearly: Patent Marking Compliance in the Wake of VDPP v. Volkswagen
By Stephanie D. Scruggs, Jessica L. Zurlo
Following up on What VDPP v. Volkswagen Could Mean for Patent Settlements and Marking and aspects of No Spectacle Worth Watching: How a Non-Practicing Entity’s Failure to Mind Its Licensees…
NIPC Law
Damages for Trade Mark Infringement – Fendi Italia and others v Rolo Fashion Ltd and another
By janelambertnipclaw-blogspot-com
Fendi Christmas Decoration in TaipeiAuthor: MiNe Licence: CC BY 2.0 Source: Wikimedia CommonsJane LambertIntellectual Property Enterprise Court (HH Judge Hacon) Fendi Italia SRL and others v Rolo Fashion Ltd and…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
BC Court of Appeal reduces lost future earning capacity award for taxi accident to $2.55M from $2.9M
Ruling confirms passenger wasn’t contributorily negligent for not wearing seatbelt
New York Injury Cases Blog
Substantial Awards Affirmed in Foot and Ankle Injuries Case
On September 9, 2016, Susan DeFlorio, then 58 years old, was injured while crossing the intersection of Jericho Turnpike and Pennsylvania Avenue in Mineola when she was struck by a…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Cal. Appellate Court Rejects Implied Cap on ‘Usual’ Emotional Damages
By By: Ryan C. Finn, Zachary V. Zagger
Quick Hits A California appellate court reinstated a $13.1 million jury verdict in a gender discrimination case, rejecting trial court limits on noneconomic damages. The court found the trial court…
Texas Employment Lawyer
The Duty to Mitigate Stops at Your Paycheck.
Summary: The law separates the wages your employer cost you from the harm your employer did to you. The duty to mitigate has always applied to the first. In July…
Ogletree Deakins Insights
Ontario Court of Appeal Ruling Clarifies Frustration Defence and Work Tool Damages
Quick Hits In Hill v. 1359768 Ontario Inc. (B&B Towing) (2026 ONCA 577), the Ontario Court of Appeal unanimously held that a trial judge did not err in finding that…
Your Trial Message
Defendants, Anchor Meaningfully
By Dr. Ken Broda-Bahm:(Shared from The Pulse, Holland & Hart LLP) It has become common lore that a civil defendant can reduce damages from what they otherwise would have been…