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AI Hiring Tools and Consumer Reports: Understanding the Eightfold Litigation
Employers should be aware of the potential liability when engaging with AI-based recruiting tools and consider several best practices when implementing AI.
Read MoreAnticipating Contract Disputes Before You Sign
A contract formalizes a deal and keeps both parties accountable. A well-written contract ensures enforceability and helps avoid contract disputes.
Read MoreUnderstanding TROs and Preliminary Injunctions
TROs and preliminary injunctions are powerful, disruptive, and often expensive. Used carefully, they can preserve value and prevent irreversible harm.
Read MoreEx Parte PTAB Decisions Rein In Obviousness-Type Double Patenting Rejections
Recent Federal Circuit decisions have addressed specific OTDP issues, but tension between competing objectives of this doctrine leave many open questions.
Read MoreKalshi Posts Record Volumes as the Surging Online Sports-Betting World Enters the New Year With a Bang
Regardless of the uncertain short-term legal outlook for prediction markets and sports betting, one thing is clear: prediction markets are a growing force.
Read MoreThe Civil Courts: When Your ‘Confidential Business Information’ Isn’t So Secret
In a civil court case, your confidential business information is only as confidential as the judge allows.
Read MoreWhen Patent Validity Moves to Two Courts
Litigants navigating federal district courts and the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) must approach them as two parts of a unified strategy.
Read MoreUsing Deposition Testimony at Trial
The difference between success and failure at trial often lies in how a deposition, recorded months earlier, is used when it matters most.
Read MorePost-Grant Review Trials
Patent disputes are often high-stakes battles, and when the validity of a patent is questioned, the outcome can dramatically shift competitive advantages.
Read MoreUsing Deposition Testimony at Summary Judgment
Done well, depositions can shape a persuasive summary judgment brief. Done poorly, they can create confusion or leave testimony unrebutted.
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