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Litigation
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N.D.Pa.L.
Patentee Allowed to Amend Infringement Contentions, but Must Pay for “Honest Mistake”
In early 2018, Simpson Strong-Tie Company, Inc. ("Simpson") filed a declaratory judgement action against Defendant-Patentee OZ-Post International, LLC (“OZCO”). Simpson had received a "demand letter" from OZCO that identified Simpson's Outdoor…
Simple Justice
Seaton: Bicoastal Intellectuals Fail Free Speech
The Smart Guys’ Secret Social Network, a ragtag band of heterodox thinkers from all walks of life, recently convened in Los Angeles to discuss what the group saw as an…
Minnesota Family Law Blog
When Litigation Makes More Sense Than Mediation in Divorce
By Jason Brown
As one of the most common approaches to divorce, mediation offers the possibility of reduced stress, a minimal time commitment, and considerable savings. It's not right for everybody, however. Some…
Casepoint Blog
How a Global Fortune 500 Company Reaped Major Cost Savings Through eDiscovery
By Minoo Razavi
Fortune 500 companies frequently experience the complication of working with multiple outside counsels and their individually preferred eDiscovery technologies. Diversity in legal counsel is often beneficial, however inconsistent eDiscovery technologies…
Accessibility Defense
That’s right, it’s free – sign up for a new webinar on web access litigation
By Richard Hunt
On April 23 at 11 a.m. eastern time I will be presenting a webinar on website accessibility litigation in conjunction with Jason Taylor of Usablenet, a firm that provides accessibility…
International Law Prof Blog
Annual Conference of the ABA Section of International Law Features Panel on the Codification of Private International Law
The American Bar Association Section of International Law meets this week in Washington, D.C. for its Annual Conference (an event previously known as the Spring Meeting). The SIL Annual Conference…
Art Law Perspectives
U.S. Supreme Court Weighs in on Nontaxable Costs Recoverable in Copyright Suits and Standing to Sue
By Jana Farmer
In March 2019 the U.S. Supreme Court issued decisions in two copyright cases, both of which concern narrow issues of statutory interpretation and are examples of matters that the Court…
China Justice Observer
Don't Forget the People's Procuratorate When Resorting to China's Judicial System
By Meng Yu
By Meng Yu & Guodong Du If you want to safeguard your own rights and interests through China's judicial system, besides the people's court, you may also consider the People's Procuratorate. In this…
The Relativity Blog
7 Steps to Your Best Privilege Log Ever
By Relativity
Accurate and cost-effective privilege logs can be achieved with the right workflows. Follow these seven steps to build your best privilege log ever.
ComplexDiscovery
Epiq Acquires Canadian-Based H&A eDiscovery
By Rob Robinson
Press Announcement Epiq, a global leader in the legal services industry, announced today [April 3, 2019] that it has acquired H&A eDiscovery. H&A is a leading Canadian eDiscovery and litigation support…