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  1. “Ongoing Royalties” for Post-Verdict Patent Infringement
    by Lisa M. Tittemore
  2. Apple Strikes Back Against the Clones: Injunction Stops Sale of Third-Party Computers Running Mac OS X
  3. Patents on the Fringe
  4. Judge Urges – No, Implores — Congress to Amend the Copyright Act: When Might Sharing Digital Music Be Fair Use?
    by Lisa M. Tittemore
  5. Google Book Project Tries to Placate the Critics: Will It Be Enough?
    by Thomas C. Carey
  6. The Controversy Over “Ongoing Royalty” Awards in the Evolving Landscape of Remedies for Patent Infringement
    by Lisa M. Tittemore
  7. Tax Treatment of Infringement Damages: Plan Ahead to Improve Your Results
    by Thomas C. Carey
  8. When Uncle Sam Wants Your Invention
  9. PTO Aims in a New Direction: Pulls Dreaded Prosecution Rules; Seeks Improved Quality of Its Services
    by Bruce D. Sunstein
  10. The FDA Approves an ANDA Despite An Appeals Court Stay, And Another Appeals Court Approves
    by Thomas C. Carey
  11. Federal Circuit Holds Litigants to Strict Evidentiary Standards in Proving Patent Infringement Damages
    by Lisa M. Tittemore
  12. Arrogance or Recklessness? Microsoft Faces a Hefty Judgment and a Permanent Injunction for Willful Infringement

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  1. FTC Ban on Non-Competes Thwarted by Texas Federal Court
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

  2. Supreme Court Rules that Copyright Infringement Claims Can Cover Decades of Damages
    by Thomas C. Carey

  3. USPTO Proposes New Rules on Terminal Disclaimers: A Potential Setback for Patentees
    by Shane Hunter
  4. The New York Times v. OpenAI: The Biggest IP Case Ever
    by Thomas C. Carey

  5. Federal Circuit Narrows “Comparison Prior Art” for Design Patent Infringement
    by Rob D. Pyatt

  6. Dance, Fortnite, and the “Epic” Battle for Copyright Protection
    by Sharona H. Sternberg

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