A 10-year battle over a novel drug treatment for a degenerative eye disease has settled for $20 million. Massachusetts General Hospital had sued Canadian drug company QLT to enforce a provision in a 1998 license agreement for Visudyne, a drug ...
Read More »Case Law For In-House Counsel
Below are summaries of important opinions affecting in-house attorneys issued by the 1st and 2nd circuits. 1st Circuit Banks and banking Credit card – Rate increase Where a judge dismissed a class action that challenged the validity of a defendant ...
Read More »Call for Nominations: In-House Leaders in the Law
The In-House Leaders in the Law awards celebrate In-House Counsel for their outstanding professional accomplishments in their company and the legal community. An In-House Leader in the Law demonstrates innovative and practical business and legal skills, either as general counsel ...
Read More »Heavily debated patent bill advances in Congress
Legislation to reform the nation’s patent system is moving forward in the U.S. Senate after repeatedly stalling over the last four years amid disagreements about how infringement damages should be calculated. After a series of debates on the measure, the ...
Read More »Commission planning changes in proxy regulation
Stephen M. Honig
Read More »In-House Leaders in the Law (772)
Join us at In-House Leaders in the Law, an awards event honoring a select group of in-house counsel for their accomplishments.
Read More »Layoff ends job but not a friendship
Do the Right Thing
Read More »Companies need to take heed of new Fair Pay Act
Pay discrimination has become a hot topic in Washington. President Obama recently signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which relaxes the statute of limitations for pay discrimination claims. The Senate is also considering another bill, the Paycheck Fairness Act, ...
Read More »In-house lawyers licensed outside of Conn. risk ethics violation
Registration deadline has passed
Read More »Survey: Companies taking more legal work in-house
Increased staffing of in-house legal departments and less work for outside counsel can be expected over the next year, according to a recent survey. Altman Weil, Inc. reports that 49 percent of the chief legal officers participating in its 2008 ...
Read More »