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Cease and Desist Letters Need to Balance Effectiveness While Considering Consequences
Letters demanding that a company “cease and desist” what the sender of the letter deems an infringement of the sender’s intellectual property rights – whether patent, trademark or copyright – are communications primarily to achieve...
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LADAS ATTORNEY GREGORY DESANTIS HAS ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN THE NYSBA’S ENTERTAINMENT ARTS & SPORTS LAW JOURNAL
An article by Greg DeSantis entitled “Full Stream Ahead: Intellectual Property Considerations for Online Streaming” has been published in the New York State Bar Association Entertainment & Sports Law Journal, Vol. 32 No. 1. In the article,...
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L&P NY OFFICE PARTNERS HAVE BEEN SELECTED AS WORLD’S LEADING TRADEMARK PROFESSIONALS IN THE 2021 WTR 1000
Ladas & Parry is pleased to announce that Dennis Prahl, Bharati Bakshani, Ralph Cathcart, and Lanning Bryer of our New York office have been selected by the World Trademark Review (WTR) for inclusion among the World’s Leading Trademark...
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An Article by John Richards Regarding the Case of American Axle v. Neapco is Now Available in the Education Center
On July 31, 2020, in the case of American Axle v. Neapco, the Federal Circuit split 6-6 on the question of whether to grant en banc review of a panel decision on patent eligibility seen by many as an unwarranted extension of the principle that...
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Introduction On July 31, 2020, in American Axle v. Neapco, the Federal Circuit split 6-6 on the question of whether to grant en banc review of a panel decision on patent eligibility seen by many as an unwarranted extension of the principle that...
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ARTICLE ABOUT SEP LICENSING REGARDING FTC v. QUALCOMM INC. BY J. RICHARDS RECENTLY PUBLISHED IN THE LICENSING JOURNAL
An article by John Richards entitled: “SEP Licensing at Issue: Federal Trade Commission v. Qualcomm Incorporated” appeared in the November/December 2020 issue of The Licensing...
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