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- Category: Ethics (continued)
- Good Faith but Mistaken Belief in Invalidity Combined with Good Faith but Mistaken Belief in Infringement...
- Guess the date of this quote
- Gunn v. Minton, Legal Malpractice, Community Property, and me.
- Halo, Civil Procedure, and Defending On-going Infringement Suits
- Hearing on Ohio Bill to Protect Against Frivolous Patent Suits.
- Hello
- Hello, everyone!
- Here is a Good Lesson for Everyone
- Here's a Fun One: Judge Hughes Reversed for Imposing Sanctions on Patentee
- Higher Pleading Standards for Direct Infringement?
- Hogan Lovells Files Petition to Compel Arbitration of Dispute with Former Client
- How far can you go in Pre-Suit Investigative Contacts with Opposing Parties?
- How not to Bring a Rule 11 Motion in a Frivolous Patent Suit
- How Things Snowball: The Consequences of Violating a Rule
- How Would You Teach Professional Responsibility?
- Howrey Bankruptcy Court: Trustee can go after billables collected from firms where Howrey's partners went
- Humor: The Post Office's Use of the Sexy, Sultry Vegas Version of the Statue of Liberty
- Hump Day Humor: Deposition on what is a photocopier.
- Hunter Douglas Sues In-House IP Lawyer for Bilking it out of Millions by False Invoices from Sham Search Entity
- I'm on Spring Break!
- If the PTAB Denies Institution Based on a Reference under Phillips, Does that Mean it was not Material Under BRI?
- Illinois: In-house counsel who limit practice to that before the USPTO do not need to register
- In re Silver - Texas Supreme Court Follows CAFC Lead and Recognizes Limited Patent-Agent Privilege
- In Scotland a Juror who Misuses Technology Can Face Two Years in Prison!
- In-House Lawyer Fired for Complaining that Application Filing Quota Caused Ethics Violation Able to Sue
- In-house lawyer who took information from client disciplined by OED
- Inbound Important Emails that go Unread due to Technology Fails: Another Case
- Inequitable Conduct and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Merus N.V.: Trouble Waiting to Happen
- Informing Clients and Former Clients of Data Breaches
- Intentional Over-billing of Clients Leads to 2-year Suspension
- Interesting Article Providing Data Analyzing Exergen/Therasense's Impact
- Interesting Case on Admissibility of Expert Testimony in Bench Trials: A Circuit Split
- Interesting Case on Assignability of Legal Malpractice Claims
- Interesting Ex Parte Contact Case
- Interesting Legal Malpractice Claim Based on Failure to Assert Exceptional Case
- Interesting Malicious Prosecution Suit Based on Suit Over Filing of ANDA
- Interesting Malpractice Case Based Upon Claiming Work Product Over Pre-Suit Testing
- Interesting New York Case on Interplay between Statutory Fee Awards and Contingent Fee Agreements
- Interesting North Carolina opinion: Clients may be entitled to e-files in a preferred format
- Interesting Opinion About the Ethics of Giving an Opinion of Counsel to One Client About Another Client's Patent
- Interesting Opinion Piece on Prosecution Bars
- Interesting, Problematic Prosecution Bar Case
- IP Firm Sues Former Lawyer for Improperly Soliciting Clients Before Departure
- IPR Ethics?
- Iqbal, Twombly, the Demise of Form 18, and Rule 12 Hell
- Is it Appropriate Prosecute Patents for Direct Competitors on Inventions on Similar Technology without Disclosure and Waivers?
- Is Patentable Subject Matter a Statutory Defense?
- Is TheraSense Retroactive?
- Is Your Alma Mater a Troll?
- Issue Preclusion and Disqualification