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- Category: Ethics (continued)
- DLA Piper Email Issue
- Does PTAB have 101 Authority in CBMs?
- E.D. Magistrate Love Orders Disclosure of Whether Mock Trial Done, Other Info In Camera
- E.D. Texas imposes 285 Liability on Lawyer, Client, Others, Jointly.
- Effective December 1: No more 3 additional days in federal court to respond for papers served by e-mail
- Ego, Law, and Justice Alito's Opinion
- Employee Inventors, Client Identity, and Assignments
- Employee's use of Employer's Email Server Waives Privilege
- Enforceability of Clauses Requiring Arbitration of Malpractice Claims: Plummer v. McSweeney
- Ethics and Using Undercover Investigators to Ferret Out IP Infringement
- Ethics, Civil Procedure, and the Rules Enabling Act
- Ex Parte Contact that Plaintiff Failed to do Adequate Pre-Suit Investigation Part of Failed Fee Shifting Motion
- Exergen as the Guidepost for Findings to Support Inequitable Conduct
- Exergen, Therasense, and the Amended Rules of Civil Procedure
- Expanded Disclosure Obligations for Inequitable Conduct Due to USPTO Rules?
- Expert's Violation of Prosecution Bar Warrants His Disqualification
- FAA Preempts Challenges to Unethical Arbitration Clauses
- Failure to Disclose Adverse Litigation Claim Constructions During Ex Parte Reexam States Inequitable Conduct Claim
- Failure to Identify Related Cases on Civil Coversheet: A Throwback
- Fascinating Split Decision on Impact of a Rule 36 Affirmance that May have Significant Consequences
- Federal Circuit Affirms Denial of Fee Award Under the (Incorrect) Brooks Furniture Standard
- Federal Circuit Affirms District Court's Refusal to Allow Amendment of Contention Interrogatories
- Federal Circuit Affirms District Court's Sanctions; Enters its Own for Frivolous Appeal
- Federal Circuit Asked on Mandamus to Recognize Patent Agent Privilege
- Federal Circuit Grants Motion to Disqualify Jones Day on Appeal
- Federal Circuit Holds Mediator Violated Duty of Disclosure, but Relief Under FRCP 60(b) Unwarranted
- Federal Circuit in Kilopass: Section 285 is not as rigid as Brooks Furniture Suggests
- Federal Circuit Panel Splits on Standard of Review for Litigation Misconduct
- Federal Circuit Panel Unanimously Affirms Inequitable Conduct
- Federal Circuit Recognizes Patent-Agent Privilege
- Federal Circuit Reminds Us: "Will Assign" isn't an Assignment
- Federal Circuit Reverses District Court, Holds PTO Properly Refused to Withdraw a Terminal Disclaimer the Client did not Authorize
- Federal Circuit Unanimously Affirms Inequitable Conduct, Teaching that Curing False Statements Needs to be Done Clearly
- Federal Circuit Vacates and Remands Death-penalty Sanctions under Rule 37
- Federal Circuit: Absent bad faith, court cannot condition allowing patentee to supplement preliminary infringement contentions upon paying accused infringer's fees
- Fee Shifting in the Future
- Firm DQ'd Because it "Should Have Known" a TM Client Would Sue Another for Patent Infringement the Day the Patent Issued
- FLH Summarizes Senator Hatch's Anti-Troll Bill
- Foley Partner Responds to SCOTUS Show Cause Order: I had no choice and you're overreacting
- Follow up on (final one, I'm sure everyone hopes: Judge Alsup Orders Google and Oracle to Reveal Relationships with Bloggers, Journalists and Academics
- Follow up on: Judge Alsup Orders Google and Oracle to Reveal Relationships with Bloggers, Journalists and Academics
- Friday Afternoon Rant
- FTC Extracts Settlement from Notorious "Troll;" Seeks Public Comments
- FTC to study trolls, seeks information.
- Fun on a Monday: Describe law school in a six word sentence.
- GAO report on patent litigation is out
- GDPR and Requests by EU Clients to be Forgotten
- Georgia Annual Corporate IP Institute October 27-28 in Atlanta
- Giving a webinar on conflicts in prosecution, opinions, litigation on April 2!
- Going to be on Vacation and in Argentina Teaching, so Posts will be Sparse for a While