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Several trade secret claims in dismissed in Magnolia Soap lawsuit - Vimarsana News

Several trade secret claims in dismissed in Magnolia Soap lawsuit

A U.S. District Court in Tennessee has dismissed several claims against New Albany-based Magnolia Soap and Bath Co., in a dispute over corporate trade secrets.

Court ruling washes away part of corporate soap fight - Vimarsana News

Court ruling washes away part of corporate soap fight

MEMPHIS. Tenn. – A U.S. District Court in Tennessee has dismissed several claims against a Mississippi soap company in a dispute over corporate trade secrets.

Who is Ed Stanton, Tennessee death penalty investigation leader? - Vimarsana News

Who is Ed Stanton, Tennessee death penalty investigation leader?

He's a 50-year-old who formerly served as the top federal prosecutor in West Tennessee during Obama's administration.

SCOTUS to review H&M's 9th Circuit win in copyright dispute - Vimarsana News

SCOTUS to review H&M's 9th Circuit win in copyright dispute

9th Circ found Unicolors' copyright application knowingly inaccurate Supreme Court to decide if fraud required to invalidate registration The U.S. Supreme Court said Tuesday it will hear an appeal of a 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision that allowed H&M Hennes & Mauritz LP to escape a ruling that it infringed Unicolors Inc’s copyright based on inaccuracies in the fabric company’s copyright application. The high court will weigh in on whether the 9th Circuit correctly determined that evidence of fraud isn't required before invalidating a copyright registration based on ...

Roscoe Dixon dies: Memphis lawmaker was caught up in Tennessee Waltz - Vimarsana News

Roscoe Dixon dies: Memphis lawmaker was caught up in Tennessee Waltz

Roscoe Dixon, a Memphis Democrat who was prominent in state politics for more than a decade before his 2006 conviction in an FBI corruption sting, and who later advocated for restoration of voting rights, died at a local hospital Thursday. He was 71. Dixon's sister confirmed his death, which was attributed to a lengthy, undisclosed illness. Former mayor of Shelby County and then Memphis, A C Wharton, who had been friends with Dixon since 1973 and who had hired him at the county after Dixon resigned his state senate seat in 2005, said he "personified public service." And it was Dixon who bo...