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Attorney Fees Award to Victor Willis in Song Termination-Rights Litigation<br>New York Federal Court Supports Descendibility of Lanham Act False Endorsement Claims
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Drug & Device News
Suits involving Risperdal and Cymbalta are discussed.
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In the Courts
Analysis of a case in the Seventh Circuit in which a wire fraud and bribery conviction was upheld for a County Director In Illinois. Also, a look at a case out of the Second Circuit involving whistleblowing.
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Court Watch
Summary Judgment for Domino's in Death of Franchisee's Employee: Will It Last? <br>Franchisor That Sleeps on Its Rights May Not Be Able to Enforce Them
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IP News
Federal Circuit: In An IPR Proceeding, The Burden Lies With The Petitioner To Show 'Substantial Evidence' That The Prior Art Patent Is Entitled To The Priority Date Of Its Provisional Application<br>Federal Circuit: Scope Of Reexamination Claims Is Reviewed De Novo
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Cooperatives & Condominiums
In-depth analysis of two major cases involving guest policies and breach of warranty.
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Book Release
<i>The Future of the Music Business 4th Edition,</i> by Steve Gordon.
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In the Marketplace
What's going on in the industry.
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