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Placing Intellectual Property Attorneys since 1987

Current IP News
Another launch: Check out the brand new IP Law & Business website, complete with hot pink logo (love it!). It's a great clearinghouse for Incisive Media's intellectual property reporting and is packed with resources. The site highlights the current IPL&B print issue, featuring the "Top 10 Litigation Wins of 2008," and "People" news that Time Warner’s former top patent counsel has defected to Chadbourne & Parke. Also on the site: "Game Hero," by LTN’s own Theodora Blanchfield, about how bringing together Activision's Guitar Hero with Vivendi's World of Warcraft created a video game superstar -- and how IP licensing helps it play the right tunes.

- Monica Bay, editor-in-chief, Law Technology News


A closer look*

2008 Patent Litigation Study: Damages awards, success rates and time-to-trial

By PriceWaterhouseCoopers


The Layoff List

Employment shifts at The Am Law 200, Global 100, and Other Firms of Note

Incisive Media

February 13, 2009

These days Wall Street's woes seem to equal law firms' losses. As business dries up in certain practice areas, firm managers are facing tough decisions. The American Lawyer and its sibling publications present ongoing coverage of law firm layoffs and related news.

LATEST NEWS:

Six Firms Cut 700 Lawyers and Staffers on 'Black Thursday'

The Bloodletting Is Likely to Continue

Epstein Becker Adds 53 to the Body Count

In-House at The American Lawyer

A record number of Am Law 100 and 200 partners changed firms last year, according to our annual Lateral Report.

By Aric Press

February 01, 2009


Associates Are Feeling the Big Chill

Many of Atlanta's big firms are freezing salaries or delaying raises to deal with recession

Meredith Hobbs
Fulton County Daily Report
January 28, 2009


Merit-based bonuses at Morgan Lewis: a sign of things to come?

 

Karen Sloan / Staff reporter / The National Journal of Law, January 12, 2009


In Address to ABA, Justice Breyer Reflects on 'Difficult Year'

Tony Mauro Legal Times August 11, 2007


Patent Lawsuits: New "Obviousness" Decisions Alter Strategy

Tuesday, July 31, 2007 by: IPFrontline Staff


IP Litigation: Poised for Takeoff?

Patent litigation resumed upward climb in 2006. Will Court decisions weakening patents send future totals through the roof?

John Bringardner IP Law & Business July 13, 2007


"Supreme Court Issues Groundbreaking Ruling Making It Easier
to Invalidate Patents as Obvious
"

Longstanding Federal Circuit “Teaching-Suggestion-Motivation” Test No Longer the Exclusive Way to Show Obviousness

(April 2007).  Written by 
Rachel Krevans & Matthew I. Kreeger from Morrison & Foerster


 "Scientists Turn into Patent Lawyers"

New lawyers will get $160,000 annually at the nation's top firms, and perhaps more with a postgraduate science degree or federal clerkship. The leading intellectual property firms plan to match or top that figure.

(May 2007). Written by By Maryclaire Dale, Associated Press.  Published in 
USA TODAY


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