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  1. Chicago IP Litigation

    Chicago IP Colloquium: Sequential Musical Creation & Sample Licensing

    By R. David Donoghue

    The annual Chicago IP Colloquium returns this Tuesday, January 26, 2010. The Chicago IP Colloquium is jointly sponsored by Chicago-Kent College of Law and Loyola University Chicago School of Law…

  2. California License Law Blog

    Separation of Powers in Licensing Law: Are My Prosecutor and Judge the Same Person?

    By Fredrick Ray

    Lawyers accustomed to the impartiality and significant due process protections of Superior Court often fail to understand who the decision makers are and how decisions are made in license discipline…

  3. Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog

    Residency Requirement for Public Adjusters Unconstitutional

    By Chip Merlin

    Why should any United States citizen be deprived of the ability to work any where in the Union? Our founding fathers asked the same question and made such state laws…

  4. Virginia Condominium & Homeowners' Association Law Blog

    LICENSE AND REGISTRATION, PLEASE…

    By Jeanne Lauer

    For the average person, these words are usually harbingers of doom. But for common interest communities and the professionals associated with them, they are simply an annual chore. For a number of…

  5. Chicago IP Litigation

    IP for Your Business: Reducing Patent Litigation Budgets

    By R. David Donoghue

    I recently started writing a column for the Southeast Texas Record, and its sister publications the West Virginia Record and the Madison (Illinois) Record. The column is titled "IP for…

  6. Contemporary Intellectual Property, Licensing & Information Law

    Posting as Implied License

    By Raymond Nimmer

      Merely posting a work online does not relinquish all rights. As in other environments, merely placing property in public does not release property rights. The Internet context, however, may indicate that…

  7. Broadcast Law Blog

    STA Request Saves Broadcast Station License From Cancellation For Being Off the Air for A Full Year

    By David Oxenford

    Section 312(g) of the Communications Act authorizes the FCC to cancel the license of any broadcast station that has not operated for a full year.   In a recent case, the…

  8. CAFA Law Blog

    A case of CAFA FAIL

    By McGlinchey Stafford

    Asahi Kasei Pharma Corporation v. Actelion, 2009 WL 801555 (N.D. CA March 25, 2009)  Check out http://failblog.org/ for great failures of communication, because this case probably should be included on…

  9. DCC Blawg

    IPR and Licensing Workshops – London

    By magsmcgeeverdccblawg-blogspot-com

    The Strategic Content Alliance is running a series of free IPR and Licensing workshops over the Autumn in London. These are aimed at policy makers and practitioners involved in the…

  10. Georgia Bankruptcy Blog

    Protecting IP Rights From A Licensor’s Bankruptcy

    By Sunghee Sohn

    I was recently asked to look into a Chapter 11 case by a company that licensed software to the debtor company.  The client had a significant pre-petition debt, and was…