By Laura Stewart Liberty (August 16, 2024, 5:20 PM BST) — This past week in London has seen Barry Manilow sued by music rights company Hipgnosis, a struck-off immigration lawyer take on the Solicitor’s Disciplinary Tribunal and the former CEO of a collapsed bridging loan firm start proceedings against the FCA…. Law360 is on it, […]
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Trademark lawyers are often asked: “What’s the difference between a trademark and a service mark?” In general, a trademark refers to a brand name used in connection with goods, while a service mark is one that is used in connection with the provision of services. The services must be provided for the benefit of someone
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Bite (noun): more meaty news to sink your teeth into. Bark (noun): peripheral noise worth your attention. Janine Carlan‘s Mountain Estrela from Portugal, Quinto. This week in Other Barks & Bites: The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) considers breaking off parts of Google after it was ruled to be a monopoly; Cox Communications asks the
By Ryan Harroff (August 16, 2024, 12:06 PM EDT) — EcoFactor Inc. urged the Federal Circuit to reject Google LLC’s bid for a full court rehearing of its split panel decision to uphold a $20 million patent infringement damages award in EcoFactor’s favor, arguing that Google is looking to create a “rigid rule” that will
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Many life sciences stakeholders are familiar with “traditional” designation programs operated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in exercising its medical product authorities, such as the orphan drug designation and breakthrough therapy/breakthrough device designation programs. These designation programs follow a typical paradigm – (1) a product developer demonstrates to FDA that its candidate meets
LifeWise, Inc., based in Hilliard, Ohio, has filed a lawsuit against Zachary Parrish of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, alleging willful copyright infringement. LifeWise is a privately funded, Christian non-profit organization that provides off-campus, released-time religious instruction to public school students whose families choose it. The organization has developed its own curriculum for use in the program
From the start of the modern Olympic Games, swimming has not only demonstrated athletic excellence but has also mirrored advancements in fashion and technology. Competitive swimwear has evolved significantly, embracing the latest performance-enhancing innovations. Swimsuits From the beginning of competitive swimming in the Olympics to the early 1990s, swimwear gradually moved in the direction of
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by Dennis Crouch Google’s pending en banc petition in EcoFactor v. Google has drawn significant support from some tech giants, focusing on the application of Daubert standards to patent damages expert testimony. Five amicus briefs supporting Google’s position have been filed with the Federal Circuit, each arguing for stricter scrutiny of damages calculations and expert
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