Intellectual property law
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5 hours agoJurisdiction-If-We-Win: T-Mobile v. KAIFI and the Gunn Boundary Line
The Federal Circuit's jurisdiction in T-Mobile v. KAIFI hinges on contract interpretation and prior court errors.
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Intellectual property law
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2 months agoExtolling the Virtues: 'Space-Efficient' Preamble Fails to Limit
The Federal Circuit reversed an indefiniteness ruling while affirming dismissal of breach-of-contract claims in NimbeLink Corp. v. Digi International Inc., with the patent issue centering on whether claim preambles impose substantive limitations.
fromLos Angeles Times
3 months agoWill UCLA be forced to stay at the Rose Bowl? Legal scholars weigh in on the case
It's possible that a judge or arbitrator in the high-stakes breach-of-contract case awards monetary damages to the Rose Bowl and the City of Pasadena based on a prediction of lost revenue over the length of a lease that runs through June 2044, freeing the Bruins to abandon their longtime football home for SoFi Stadium.
Higher education
Real estate
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4 months agoWhat is "Time is of the Essence" in Real Estate?
"Time is of the essence" makes real estate contract deadlines strict and enforceable; missing them can constitute material breach causing legal and financial consequences.
Law
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5 months agoA Dominatrix, Cyberstalking, And Sour Grapes: Lawsuit(s) Against Biglaw Partner By Former Firm Is Quite The Journey - Above the Law
A former partner faces litigation alleging undisclosed departure after a seven-figure bonus, client solicitation, escort-related misconduct during firm-funded travel, and cyberstalking.
fromIndieWire
5 months agoNew 'Terrifier' Allegations Reflect a Growing List of Artists Who Say They're Afraid to Speak Out
Citing a document already in evidence with a Los Angeles federal court, the plaintiff's team claims Corcoran is entitled to 1 percent of total franchise profits. That includes not just the ticket sales for the first three "Terrifier" movies - grossing more than $102 million worldwide - but also the intense surge of merchandising and licensing deals that have since emerged out of the ultra-violent slasher series and its iconic killer, Art the Clown.
Film
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9 months agoPPE Medpro trial ends with defence accusing DHSC of 'bad claim' and pandemic scapegoating
Charles Samek KC asserted that the government’s claims represent mere 'buyer’s remorse', failing to meet the proof standard for their £122 million breach of contract claim.
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