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Bruce Bennett, a partner in the Los Angeles and New York offices, has been at the helm of many of the largest corporate reorganizations in the United States.

Until 2022, only two federal courts of appeals had weighed in on whether real property may be sold in bankruptcy free and clear of a leasehold interest.

The PTAB Strategies and Insights newsletter provides timely updates and insights into how best to handle proceedings at the USPTO. It is designed to increase return on investment for...

LLC v. IRS,1 the U.S. District Court invalidated Notice 2016-66 for failing to comply with the Administrative Procedure Act. Notice 2016-66 prescribed disclosure requirements for taxpayers and material advisors involved in certain micro-captive transactions.

In an opinion filed on September 17, 2021, the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit issued a precedential decision that TTAB Trademark Cancellation proceedings do not...

What if the d.c. circuit rules against the president and the supreme court doesnt take the case? that has happened. >> given whats at stake -- youre right, the supreme court doesnt have to take the case. i believe they will take the case. think for a second about the broader proposition. lets forget about donald trump and the political drama. does congress really have unlimited, uncabinned oversight power? is there no limitations? paul: maybe the pardon power, the presidents pardon power, maybe....

Based in philadelphia. later, that decision was overturned by the united states sko supreme court, and the harvard policy followed the course of that litigation. it changed. in any event, its kind of complicated, and its hard for me to imagine too many people would be exercised about that. >> its a simple legal point. that ruling was in the third circumstance kit, and harvard wasnt in the third circumstance kit. it didnt effect you at all and you shouldnt have changed your policy. >> i think tha...