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Chicago IP Litigation
Patent Exhaustion Applies Despite License Restrictions
Cascades Computer Innovation, LLC v. Samsung Elecs. Co., Nos. 11 C 4574 & 11 C 6235, Slip Op. (N.D. Ill. Sep. 14, 2014) (Kennelly, J.). Judge Kennelly granted in part…
Lancaster Law Blog
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board Lowers Fee for Gaming Licenses
By Aaron Zeamer
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board announced yesterday that it was lowering the license fee for a tavern gaming license from $2,000 to $500. It’s safe to assume that the PLCB…
The Appellate Strategist
Illinois Supreme Court Debates Automatic Revocation of Certain Health Professionals’ Licenses
By Kirk Jenkins
Our reports on the oral arguments of the May term of the Illinois Supreme Court conclude this morning with Consiglio v. Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Consiglio involves a constitutional…
The Appellate Strategist
Illinois Supreme Court Debates Effect of Failure to Register as Debt Collector
By Kirk Jenkins
Our reports on the oral arguments during the May term of the Illinois Supreme Court continue with a direct appeal pursuant to Supreme Court Rule 302 – LVNV Funding v.…
Healthcare Law Insights
Animal Health Licensing: Navigating the Regulatory Environment
The world of animal health is constantly changing, and animal health companies must stay on top of regulatory changes to have a successful license. Michael Annis and I recently presented…
The Appellate Strategist
Illinois Supreme Court Rejects Due Process Challenge to Liquor License Revocation
By Kirk Jenkins
When a liquor licensee’s former manager is convicted of conspiring to violate the federal Money Laundering Act, can the licensee be summarily stripped of its liquor license, based upon the…
Boundary Dispute Law Blog
License – Remedies Clinic Option II
By Bob Zierman
Just as with a Quit Claim Deed, the surveyor has been out and the title line and current line of occupation don't line up. Your wallet isn't lined with an…
The Appellate Strategist
Argument Report: Illinois Supreme Court Appears Skeptical of Due Process Challenge to Liquor License Revocation
By Kirk Jenkins
The Illinois Supreme Court appeared skeptical of a due process challenge to revocation of a liquor license during the recent oral argument in WISAM 1, d/b/a Sheridan Liquors v. Illinois…
Global Regulatory Enforcement Law Blog
Ridiculous and Complicated: Proposed Changes to Support Documents for EAR Licenses
By Leigh T. Hansson, Carlos Valdivia
On April 9th, the Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) proposed a rule that would remove certain documentation requirements in connection with Export Administration Regulations (“EAR”) license applications. Export nerds…
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Tennessee ABC Announces Citation Gauntlet for Nashville, Murfreesboro, Clarksville and Other Middle Tennessee Liquor License Holders