By Katharine Lester Mowery and Valerie Caras – September 22, 2020 | How the District’s courts since Octane have evaluated whether a patent case is “exceptional” and merits fee shifting under 35 U.S.C. § 2859
By Joseph Casino, Thomas Landman, and Rikesh Patel – September 22, 2020 | In a world where employees routinely jump ship to competing companies, courts struggle over whether a presumption of inevitable disclosure of trade secrets protects core intellectual property or instead acts as a backdoor to a missing or illegal noncompetition clause.
By Melissa Ho and Edward Novak – November 18, 2020 | Trials are difficult and stressful in the best of times, but during the COVID-19 pandemic, courts have made changes to the process that require some advance planning.
By Robert W. Wilkins – November 11, 2020 | Tips on advising clients how to avoid the risks of self-collection
By Byron Shaw – October 29, 2020 | Practice tips and considerations for seeking discovery in Canada
Read our series of articles that discuss various of the “boilerplate” provisions in the back of the contract that litigators typically wrestle with.
In this Sound Advice, Jared Katz discusses six fundamental issues a lawyer advising a commercial landlord should consider when evaluating whether to sue a tenant for a default on a commercial lease.
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Dec
15
Events | Webinar
Guess What! Your Online Mediation Is Not Confidential [CC]
CLE 60 min
Some courts have already disregarded the confidentiality rules of other states, and mediation confidentiality agreements, and ordered clients to testify to what happened at mediation.
Feb
17
Events | Webinar
2021 Virtual Corporate Counsel CLE Seminar
CLE 360 min
For the first time, the Corporate Counsel CLE Seminar will be presented virtually. This three-day event will feature eight dynamic CLE programs and two networking events.
