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Mortgagor Equitably Estopped from Challenging Validity of Mortgage

Federal Circuit Panel Holds a Patent That Fails to List Its Inventor(s) and Cannot Be Corrected According to Law Is Invalid (Precedential)Federal Circuit Holds ITC Respondent May Not Circumvent 28 U.S.C. §1659(a)’s 30-Day Requirement By Refiling Declaratory Judgment

A look at moves among attorneys, law firms, companies and other players in entertainment law.

Newly-adopted guidelines from the U.S. panel that determines federal sentencing policy could result in lower sentences for those convicted of white collar crimes.

As marketing and business development mature in the age of heightened competition, consolidation and (potentially) commoditization, many firms will find they need to take a good, hard look at who is doing what in those departments and where they are spending their time.

Despite a drop in fresh bankruptcy filings in Delaware, three law firms have launched three new Wilmington offices since the start of 2026, predicting a busy second half of the year given ongoing geopolitical turmoil and economic uncertainty.

The publicly-traded company that owns LoopNet.com and controls 80% of the U.S. commercial real estate listing and information services markets has been hit with two separate antitrust class actions seeking treble damages and permanent injunctive relief.

After more than a hundred conversations with general counsel, chief legal officers, and legal operations leaders over the past seven months, I expected to hear complaints about AI accuracy or capability. The same five barriers appeared in conversation after conversation. Here’s what’s actually stopping deployment, and how to diagnose which barriers are blocking your team.