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Costs Over Damages Doesn’t Equal Exceptional

Liquid Litigation Management, Inc.

. § 285 soley because (1) the cost of litigation exceeds plaintiff’s potential damages or (2) a party’s legal argument was rejected on summary judgment. After Uniclass stopped making payments under a license agreement in 2009, ATEN sued Uniclass in 2014 for infringing two patents, seeking damages and an injunction. . §

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Marking the Retirement of Jerry Larkin, Who Led the ARDC With Exceptional Foresight, Integrity, and ‘Irish Wit’

Legal Tech Monitor

Milestone case law in Illinois professional responsibility for lawyers After joining the ARDC as staff counsel, Larkin quickly assumed more responsibility, serving as Senior Counsel, Chief Counsel, Assistant Administrator, and then Deputy Administrator from 1988 until he was appointed Administrator in 2007. Indeed, Althea K.

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Should Copyright Preemption Moot Anti-Scraping TOS Terms? (Guest Blog Post)

Eric Goldman

If nothing else, litigants know where they stand in these jurisdictions. Based on my reading of the case law, the Fourth and Eighth Circuits broadly follow this approach. Based on my reading of lower court opinions, to date, courts in the Third Circuit also seem to follow the case-by-case approach. 634 F.Supp.2d

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Recent UW Law Faculty Scholarship: Spillover Tax Precedent; A Theory of Stategraft; The Not-so-great Transformation; The Content of the Hollow Core of Antitrust: The Chicago Board of Trade Case and the Meaning of the “Rule of Reason” in Restraint of Trade Analysis; Between Principles and Power: Water Law Principles & The Governance of Water in Post-Apartheid South Africa; and Why Do People Form Law-Abiding Attitudes Under Authoritarianism: The Case of Russia

Wisblawg

657 (2021) by SUSANNAH CAMIC TAHK , UW Law School We know that pro se litigants often lose. This Article calls those favorable precedents for pro se litigants “spillover precedents.” Spillover precedents are cases with redistributive downward ripple effects that subsequently benefit pro se litigants.

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Berkeley Technology Law Journal Podcast: Bias in Algorithms with Professor Robert Koulish

Berkley Technology Law Journal

The risk assessment tool was first introduced in 2009 by the new Obama administration. And it was only through really protracted litigation, that we were able to reach some kind of a deal with ICE where we never got all of the information that we were looking for. It takes us over 100 different factors in the risk assessment tool.

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