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- Category: Ethics (continued)
- AIPLA Files Amicus Brief in Octane v. Icon on 285, Urging Supremes to Reject Brooks Furniture Test
- AIPLA to FTC: You're Not Doing it Right.
- AIPLA's brief in CLS Bank
- Akin Gump Files Petition to Institute Derivation Against Former Vendor Alleging Its Lawyer's "Idea" was Stolen
- Akin Gump wins verdict in TS case for client then learns evidence fake and so withdraws and confesses
- Alice being Applied to Allowed but Unissued Patents
- ALJ at ITC: Clawbacks, Schmawbacks.
- Alleged Unethical Payments to Experts Who "Volunteered" to Testify
- Amendments to FRCP 37 and 45: Foley's Summary
- Amicus Brief in Novartis v. Accord
- Amicus Briefs at the Supreme Court as Dubious Sources of Fact
- An Aside: The Relationship Between Negligent Misrepresentation and the Economic Loss Doctrine
- An Aside: The State of Legal Education, the Impact of USN Rankings on Science/Math Majors
- An attempt at some humor.
- An Interesting Opinion on the Right to Jury Trial that Can Relate to 101 and 285
- An Interesting Pending Appeal Involving Violation of an NDA to Prosecute an Application
- An interesting response to Chief Judge Wood's Question
- An Open Question: Can Counsel be Liable Under 285?
- An Opinion on Chief Judge Moore's Reported Unprecedented Effort to Remove Judge Newman
- An Update on Therasense and Exergen
- And on the General Ethics Front: Civility and Professionalism Codes in the News
- And on the General Ethics Front: We Law Professors, We're Underpaid and Overworked
- And on the General Ethics Front...
- And... a court says "You could've done what TC Heartland's Defendant did"
- Anonymous Ex Parte Reexam Requests Again Permitted
- Another augmented patent application drafting service
- Another Case Implying Joint-Attorney-Client Relationships in Prosecution
- Another Client Loses Privilege Because Employer Policies Allowed Monitoring
- Another Disqualification Based Upon Implied Attorney-Client Relationships with Corporations Affiliated with the Client
- Another District Court Struggles with Whether a Pre-AIA Prosecution Bar Applies to IPR Proceedings
- Another Example of a Repeating Fact Pattern Implicating Privilege Waiver
- Another Fight Over The Procedure for 103: Galderma v. Tolmar
- Another Parallel Litigation Disqualification Case
- Another Post on 101 and Statutory Text, and Hopefully my Last
- Another Prosecution Bar Case, but With a Twist
- Another Reason to File an Answer: Voluntary Dismissal Does not Make Defendant Prevailing Party
- AOL's Sarah Harris to be USPTO GC
- Apologies for the Absence
- Apple v. Samsung: Samsung's firm sends 'outside counsel only' information to Samsung Execs, who apparently use the information.
- Apple, Nokia Propose Severe Sanctions Against Samsung, Quinn Emanuel for Alleged Breach of Protective Order
- Apple: Patent Owner's Former CEO's Ex Parte Letters to PTAB & Commerce Secretary Ross are Sanctionable
- Article in Wisconsin Bar Journal about that State's Anti-troll Efforts
- Article on Georgia's New "bad faith threats of infringement" statute
- At a Conference on Life Sciences
- Augmented Patent Drafting and Ethics
- Automated Analysis of 101 Eligibility
- Bad Client Review on Avvo or Whatever? Think Twice Before Responding
- Baker Botts Dodges $42 million Verdict in Patent Conflict Case
- Baker Botts responsible for $40m damages to client, but claim barred by limitations
- Billing Ethics... Again