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Injunction
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Insurance Law Hawaii
No Duty to Defend Claims for Injunctive Relief
The California Court of Appeal ruled that an insurer does not have a duty to defend a lawsuit seeking injunctive relief and no compensatory damages. San Miguel Cmty. Assn. v.…
Essential Patent Blog
Patent Case Alert: Federal Circuit provides more guidance on injunctive relief involving multi-component devices in Apple v. Samsung
By David Long
Today the Federal Circuit issued a decision that reversed and remanded the denial of Apple's request to permanently enjoin Samsung mobile devices found to infringe Apple patents. This decision appears more flexible…
Securities Compliance Sentinel
ARE SEC OBEY-THE-LAW INJUNCTIONS CHANGING?
There is an ongoing effort at the SEC to review its injunctions, and if they should be tailored more closely to the misconduct at issue. The Enforcement Division is becoming…
New York Commercial Division Round-Up Blog
“So You’re Saying There’s A Chance…”: Yellowstone Injunctions Alive and Well in the Commercial Division
By Rena Andoh
In Burlington Coat Factory of N.Y., LLC v. Majestic Rayon Corp., No. 652511/2012, the Supreme Court (J. Kornreich) granted plaintiff Burlington Coat Factory’s (“Burlington”) motion for an injunction to stay…
The Trade Secret Litigator
The AIPLA Trade Secrets Summit: High Points regarding Injunctions, Trade Secret Identification, High Tech Cases and Criminal Referrals
By John Marsh
The AIPLA Trade Secret Summit: High Points regarding Injunctions, Trade Secret Identification, High Tech Cases and Criminal Referrals
Essential Patent Blog
European Commission seeks comments on Samsung’s proposal to limit seeking injunctions on standard essential patents
Yesterday the European Commission started soliciting public comments on Samsung's proposed commitment that, during the next five years, Samsung would not seek injunctive relief within the European Economic Area (EEA) on standard…
Consumer Finance Monitor
CFPB moves to dismiss Morgan Drexen’s D.C. lawsuit; Morgan Drexen moves to enjoin CFPB’s CA action
In response to the motion for summary judgment filed by Morgan Drexen in its Washington, D.C. lawsuit against the CFPB, the CFPB has filed a motion to dismiss. After it…
Class Actions Insider
Innovative Class Action Settlement Overturned By Sixth Circuit
Some loyal readers of my blog may recall my June 8, 2011 blog post about the district court’s approval of the class action settlement in In re Dry Max Pampers…
Media Law Prof Blog
Remedies For Defamation
David S. Ardia, University of North Carolia, Chapel Hill, School of Law, is publishing Freedom of Speech, Defamation, and Injunctionsin the William & Mary Law Review (forthcoming). Here is the abstract.It…
PropertyProf Blog
Case of the Week: Remedies for Violation of a Covenant
By propertyprof
Joe Singer summarizes the action from Rhode Island:The Rhode Island Supreme Court has held that an injunction can be granted to stop an owner from deliberately and knowingly violating a…