A recent federal appellate ruling against the manufacturer of a well-known brand of golf balls in favor of a company that reconditioned and sold the golf balls clearly demonstrates the limits to the exclusivity a trademark owner may command against ...
Read More »'Best Practices' In Adapting To Sarbox Emerging
In addition to the Northeast Chapter’s very active program schedule in the region, we are part of the larger national organization (American Corporate Counsel Association) that does, among other things, interesting policy work for in-house counsel. ACCA National has been ...
Read More »Spring Highlighted By Two Seminars
The Northeast Chapter of the American Corporate Counsel chapter had a busy spring and the upcoming fall season promises to be no less interesting. Our chapter of ACCA now includes as members over 600 in-house attorneys in New England, and ...
Read More »Pioneering NECCA Co-Founder Helped To Shape Computer Law
Imagine this scenario. A corporate client poses a business problem and wants a legal solution fast. But there’s no case law, no statute, and little if any guidance from treatises to help you. Panic city? Not at all, at least ...
Read More »The Great M&A Rebound
Signs of recovery in mergers and acquisitions are emerging, according to a prominent finance specialist.
Read More »Assessing A Patent-Infringement Claim: A Primer
In-house counsel are operating in an increasingly patent-conscious and technology-driven environment. As such, in-house attorneys are likely to become involved in assisting their companies in determining whether a product or process is covered by the claims of a patent and, ...
Read More »The Changing Legal Job Market: What Does It Mean For In-House Counsel?
What's the latest news on the job front?
Read More »The Value Of Value-Based Legal Fees: Cost Control And Predictability
Are hourly fees on the way out? Can 'value-based' fees trim the legal budget?
Read More »Experts: Act Now To Prepare For Expected Economic Rebound
In-house counsel should act now to take advantage of the anticipated economic recovery by sharpening their efficiency in helping companies meet the demands of business growth, and by actively participating in business planning, according to experts.
Read More »Expanded Obstruction Of Justice: Corporate Counsel On The Front Line
“[B]ased on the government’s theory of prosecution, any … business today could face a similar punishment for discarding documents. By this standard, any company could be prosecuted for following standard document disposal practices, before receiving a subpoena or even an ...
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