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Douglas Lichtman Posted June 4, 2007
Limelight IPO: Patent Litigation Makes Timing Suspicious
Analysis of: Limelight IPO | www.limelightnetworks.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
Limelight's IPO looms on the horizon, but, from a patent perspective, the timing is suspicious at best. Limelight's bet-the-company patent litigation with Akamai is about to hit a huge and significant milestone. But the timing, obviously influenced heavily by insiders, is such that the IPO...
Douglas Lichtman Posted June 4, 2007
Nokia v. QCOM: Delays in Delaware
Analysis of: Nokia: Qualcomm row may hurt 3G adoption | news.zdnet.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
Nokia has publicly stated that its on-going rift with QCOM will likely hurt 3G adoption. That's true, but there is no end in sight, as even the fastest-moving case is now likely to be delayed significantly.
Douglas Lichtman Posted June 4, 2007
ITC Delay: Likely Bad News for QCOM
Analysis of: ITC Delays Patent Dispute Decision | biz.yahoo.com
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
The ITC's most recent delay has led to rampant speculation. My prediction: there will be an exclusion order, and it will be more binding than the order the ALJ crafted months ago.
Martin Alpert Posted June 4, 2007
Class Actions-Paxil Settlement, maybe not the best resolution for consumers!
Analysis of: $64M Deal Approved in Paxil Settlement | www.forbes.com
Author: Martin Alpert, Claim Director CAMBRIDGE INTEGRATED SERVICES GROUP INC
Are Class actions still on the rise? Attorneys' fees in class actions still make it a profitable venture. In approving the settlement notification of possible reimbursement should have been included in the order.
Posted June 4, 2007
Consideration of Issues of "Public Interest"
Analysis of: ITC Delays Patent Dispute Decision | biz.yahoo.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
- The Judge's decision seems appropriate for its stands to the defense of the Public Interest affecting the General Public.  - Such principles find solid argumentation in precepts of Common Law which may be reach Constitutional rank. - This position of the Judge, however, sets an scenario of having...
Martin Alpert Posted May 29, 2007
Corporate Governance/Sarbanes-Oxley:Loosening the Knot
Analysis of: SEC adopts new guidance for Sarbanes-Oxley | www.reuters.com
Author: Martin Alpert, Claim Director CAMBRIDGE INTEGRATED SERVICES GROUP INC
A realization that enough may be too much on costly and wasteful corporate compliance, companies can now focus on high risks to their books.  
Posted May 25, 2007
Yes, KSR v. Teleflex really IS as significant as everyone says it is.
Analysis of: KSR v. Teleflex | www.orangebookblog.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
KSR is another in a series of anti-patent Supreme Court cases, including the recent eBay and Microsoft v. AT&T cases. Without doubt, these cases will make it harder to get patents through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and will make it easier to invalidate patents in court.  Patent "trolls"...
Posted May 23, 2007
KSR is important, but it will not very much more difficult to obtain and defend patents
Analysis of: KSR v. Teleflex | www.orangebookblog.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
KSR only affects one issue in an analysis of patentability. Even for "combination obviousness," which  KSR makes it easier to show, there are other arguments to show nonobviousness.
Douglas Lichtman Posted May 21, 2007
The ITC Decision Looms, and QCOM Asks for One More Delay
Analysis of: Petition to Request Reconsideration of Commission's Final Determination | edisweb.usitc.gov
Author: Douglas Lichtman, Professor of Law University of California, Los Angeles
The ITC is set to rule this week on the remedy in the BRCM/QCOM dispute. One hope for QCOM: that the Commission agree to delay the case and reevaluate the merits in light of the new Supreme Court decision in KSR.
Martin Alpert Posted May 21, 2007
Private Equity Firms use Insurance to enhance Buying and Selling Companies
Analysis of: Insurance adds fuel to heated M&A bid battles | www.reuters.com
Author: Martin Alpert, Claim Director CAMBRIDGE INTEGRATED SERVICES GROUP INC
Insurance is listed as an asset on the books. Utilizing insurance instead of an escrow account frees up capital. Companies can use insurance to give warranties and indemnity to enhance selling & buying.
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