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The Commission settled its first insider trading case based on crypto assets last week. The agency also filed new actions centered on offering frauds…

A U.S. District Court judge in Delaware has denied Norwich Pharmaceuticals’ motion to modify the court’s final judgment, which blocks the FDA from approving their 550 mg rifaximin generic until Oct. 2, 2029. This decision by Judge Richard G. Andrews bolsters his previous ruling that Norwich’s abbreviated new drug application for rifaximin infringed on Bausch Health’s

Last week the Commission announced its largest whistleblower award in the history of the program. More rules were also announced, this time regarding…

<p><span>Thank you to the Organising Partners and Patrons for the invitation to speak</span><span> here at City Week on key risks of digital assets.</span></p>

Hockey Memorabilia Maker’s Infringement Lawsuit against Competitor Melts Away - William Grondin (“Grondin” or “Plaintiff”), a creator and seller of hockey memorabilia,...

I. INTRODUCTION- Per 19 U.S.C. § 1337 (“Section 337”), the International Trade Commission (“Commission”) can exclude articles that violate the section from importation...

The EBR provides too much deference to the legislative branch of government and does not comport with the constitutional doctrine of separation of powers among three, co-equal branches of government. At least for California purposes, the EBR principle should be limited.

Patent awarded in October mentions facial recognition, as well as palm, finger, retina, iris, skin texture, typing, gait, voice, and odor recognition.