Jessica Kaempf of Fenwick & West LLP has been recognized as a determined advocate for her clients, blending pragmatism with tenacity. Her approach has garnered acclaim from peers, including Kathi Vidal of Winston Taylor, highlighting Kaempf’s role in a Law360 series that celebrates the contributions of women litigators. Kaempf’s recognition in the legal community comes…
Jessica Kaempf, a distinguished attorney at Fenwick & West LLP, has been celebrated for her pragmatic yet relentless approach to client representation. Her efforts have garnered praise from peers, such as Kathi Vidal from Winston Taylor, recognizing her as a noteworthy litigator in a series highlighting leading women in law. This acknowledgment places Kaempf among…
NEC Corp., the Japanese electronics giant, has initiated a new legal confrontation with Anker Innovations, a Chinese electronics company, accusing it of infringing on six image processing patents. The lawsuit, filed just days before another trial involving similar patents is set to commence in the Eastern District of Texas, highlights the intensifying patent battles between…
In recent weeks, the Delaware Court of Chancery has issued several significant rulings that have captured the attention of the corporate legal community. On August 28, 2026, the court determined that Empery Digital Inc.’s board breached its fiduciary duties by rejecting a director nomination notice from ATG Capital Management LP, an investment firm holding approximately…
In a recent ruling, a Wisconsin federal judge affirmed that a disbarred lawyer and his wife owe over $1.8 million in unresolved tax liabilities. The decision underscores the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) longstanding pursuit, spanning more than ten years, to collect the substantial debt. The court confirmed that the IRS was justified in rescinding previous…
The Trademark Trial and Appeal Board (TTAB) recently made a pivotal ruling that tribal sovereign immunity cannot be used to block challenges to federal trademark registrations. This decision arose in the context of Sycuan Tribal Development Corp.’s attempt to use sovereign immunity to halt Philip Morris USA Inc.’s petition to cancel four of its tobacco-related…
The legal community is keenly observing the latest developments in the case involving Shira Perlmutter, the head of the U.S. Copyright Office, whose potential dismissal by the Trump administration has been temporarily halted by a federal judge. The decision to pause the proceedings hinges on forthcoming legislation that might impact the authority to appoint the…
In a notable judicial decision that has reshaped the legal landscape for trademark disputes, a Massachusetts judge has significantly reduced a $38.9 million verdict against Beyond Meat Inc. The original verdict was linked to an advertising campaign that employed the slogan “Great Taste, Plant Based,” which allegedly infringed on a trademark owned by another entity….
The Illinois Appellate Court recently upheld a $41 million medical malpractice verdict against OSF HealthCare, bringing clarity to the complex issue of the statute of limitations in cases involving disabled individuals. The ruling addresses how these limitations apply when a representative sues on behalf of a disabled person. In his opinion, Judge Michael Hyman emphasized…
The landscape of legal journalism continues to adapt and evolve in response to an array of emerging challenges and technological advancements. Amidst these changes, the intersection of technology and law becomes increasingly relevant, especially as corporations navigate intricate legal demands. According to recent discussions, legal professionals are scrutinizing the implications of artificial intelligence in decision-making…
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In a recent decision by the Federal Circuit, patents related to management profit measures were deemed ineligible, marking a significant ruling in the realm of intellectual property rights. The judgment favored Teradata Operations Inc. and W. W. Grainger Inc., who were entangled in a legal confrontation over alleged patent infringement. The court’s determination hinged on…
On August 18, Hyde Lane Inc. launched a legal battle against Netflix Inc., filing a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California. The dispute revolves around the trademark use of “Demon Hunter,” a name long associated with Hyde Lane’s Christian metal band. The band, with over 25 years of recognition,…
In a strategic move within the competitive legal landscape, Vinson & Elkins has recently acquired a prominent securitization expert from Latham & Watkins. This transition marks a significant shift for both firms and highlights the importance of the securitization sector in the financial market. Vinson & Elkins, known for its robust energy practice, is diversifying…
Honeywell Aerospace, a spinoff from Honeywell International, has initiated lawsuits against electric vehicle manufacturers Lucid Motors and Rivian. The allegations concern the infringement of automotive patents, pivotal in the enhancement of electric vehicle technologies. This legal action underscores a growing intersection of traditional aerospace companies and the rapidly expanding electric car industry. The patents in…
Clio, a prominent name in legal technology, has announced an ambitious expansion of its operations, aiming to revolutionize judicial technology. Bridget Mary McCormack, the former Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, is set to join the company this October in the pivotal role of General Manager for the judiciary business. Her appointment follows the…
A settlement has been reached involving test takers from the February 2025 California bar exam, which was marred by technical issues. The examinees have agreed to settle their class action lawsuit against ExamSoft Worldwide Inc., the proctor, for $1.35 million. This resolution comes following significant disruptions during the online administration of the test, which led…
In a significant move within the legal sector, Boies Schiller Flexner LLP has announced the addition of an accomplished intellectual property attorney who co-founded Womble Bond Dickinson’s AI and machine learning practice. This strategic hire is aimed at strengthening Boies Schiller’s capabilities in handling complex AI-related legal matters, a rapidly evolving field as industries increasingly…
In a troubling development for one of the United States’ prominent law firms, Greenberg Traurig LLP is facing a proposed class action suit following a data breach that compromised sensitive client information. The action, which was recently filed in New York federal court, alleges that the firm failed to adequately protect personal data prior to…
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati PC, a legal institution deeply ingrained in the fabric of Silicon Valley’s tech ecosystem, has garnered significant recognition for its role in advising technology innovators. Recently, it secured a top ranking for its influence in shaping legal strategies for major tech companies (Law360). For over six decades, Wilson Sonsini has…
Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP has announced the addition of Pauline Portos to their Paris office, bolstering their expertise in energy and infrastructure. Pauline Portos, who previously practiced with Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP, brings significant experience that will enhance Willkie’s offerings in these critical sectors. Her move is part of a strategic expansion aimed…
Law360 Pulse has recently delved into the pressing issue of legal deserts across the United States. These are regions where legal representation is sparse or nonexistent, thereby limiting access to essential legal services for many communities. This new series offers insight into the barriers faced by individuals in accessing legal counsel and the broader implications…
The trial over Tesla’s alleged racially discriminatory employment practices has commenced in Alameda County, California. This legal proceedings involve accusations made by the California Civil Rights Department (CRD) concerning the atmosphere and management practices at Tesla’s Fremont factory. The CRD claims that Black employees at the facility have faced continual racial slurs, segregation, intimidation, and…
Insurance company Lemonade Inc., recognized for its digital approach to home and renters insurance, has announced a strategic addition to its executive team by appointing the former top lawyer from Via Transportation Inc. The attorney, who left Via in July, will now steer legal operations at Lemonade, providing a fresh perspective from the transportation sector….
In a strategic move that underscores its commitment to enhancing the capabilities of its insurance recovery practice, Latham & Watkins LLP has added a longtime attorney from Haynes and Boone, LLP to its Washington, D.C. office. The new hire, who specializes in representing corporate policyholders in complex insurance disputes, is expected to bring considerable expertise…