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Essential Patent Blog
Various amici weigh in on SEP-related issues in Apple-Motorola Federal Circuit appeal
Later this year, in the case of Apple Inc. v. Motorola Inc. (Nos. 2012-1548, -1549), the Federal Circuit is set to address several issues that could have a big effect on future licensing…
Intellectual Property News.com
Apple Unable to Secure Permanent Injunction
IPNews® - Just before the holidays, Apple’s request for a U.S. ban on Samsung products that infringe its patents was denied by a California federal judge. U.S. District Judge Lucy…
Essential Patent Blog
Injunctive Relief Precluded for Motorola’s SEP Infringement Claims
On November 29, Judge James L. Robart of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington issued an order granting Microsoft's motion for partial summary judgment and dismissing…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Chancery Refuses to Enjoin Transfer of Assets to New Competing Entity
Henson v. Sousa, C.A. No. 8057-VCG (Del. Ch. Dec. 19, 2012). Issue Addressed: Whether the prerequisites for injunctive relief were satisfied in connection with a request that the Court enjoin…
Class Actions Insider
Class Actions for Declaratory or Injunctive Relief Under Rule 23(b)(2) Addressed In New Opinion By Judge Posner
Judge Posner has been quite prolific in writing opinions on class certification. His latest one addresses under what circumstances a Rule 23(b)(2) class can seek “incidental” monetary relief after Wal-Mart…
Technology Law Source
Federal Circuit: District Court Misfired When It Applied Second Circuit Law To Injunctive Relief Test In Patent Infringement Case
The recently decided Revision Military case is important when either moving for a preliminary injunction or defending against such a motion in a patent-infringement suit because it makes clear that…
Restrictive Covenant Report
Court Orders Monitoring to Ensure Employee does not Breach Non-Compete
A U.S. District Judge in Connecticut recently issued an injunction against a former employee of Amphenol Corp and his new employer, TE Connectivity, Ltd, despite the lack of any evidence of competition…
Connecticut Employment Law Blog
What Remedy Is Appropriate When a Jury Concludes Sexual Harassment Occurred?
A case out of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals (of which, Connecticut is part of) addresses an interesting question: When a jury finds that sexual harassment has been perpetuated by…
Class Action Countermeasures
Injunctive relief classes and the necessity requirement
By The Editors
A common question new students of Rule 23(b)(2) ask is why it exists at all. After all, if an injunction truly offers indivisible relief, why would one seek to bring…
Supreme Court Update
Lefemine v. Wideman (12-168) and Order List
By Kim Rinehart
And so it begins. The Court issued its first opinion of the 2012 Term yesterday – a four-page per curiam decision in Lefemine v. Wideman (12-168) addressing the availability of…