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The 9th Circuit recently reached the unsurprising conclusion that former board members lacked the power to authorize the filin...

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We recently wrote about how the Patent Office’s new rule could create disharmony in claim construction. Today we discuss the p...

Even in today's digital world, attorneys can drown in paper.

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Actress Olivia de Havilland has an enviable resume. Now 102 years old, de Havilland seeks to leave yet another mark on the ent...

It is clear that the dominant policy issue in California will focus on the ramifications of the California’s Supreme Court’s l...

Employing an increasingly endangered species known as “bipartisan compromise,” the U.S. Senate this week passed legislation de...

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Taken together, Senate Bill 100 and Executive Order B-55-18 to Achieve Carbon Neutrality set California — one of the world’s l...

When Marriott International purchased Starwood in 2016, it became the world’s largest hotel chain. Unbeknownst to Marriott, it...

I recently defended a deposition for the first time in many years, having become a full-time neutral about 10 years ago. My ex...

The Judicial Council has just released for public comment a set of new educational requirements for court-appointed attorneys ...

The Constitution states only two limits on the pardon power: It only applies to federal offenses, and that it cannot be used t...

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An eligible employee may take an early pension without regard to disability. But early retirement often comes with a substanti...

Last week, U.S. District Judge Kimberly Mueller made a bold and much needed ruling.

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Enterprising plaintiffs’ lawyers are increasingly trying to fill the gap by relying upon evidence of purported “implicit bias”...

9th Circuit Judges Diarmuid O'Scannlain and Carlos Bea have called on the en banc court to reconsider precedent approving of b...

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The PTO's recent rule change specifies that the Phillips standard will apply to both America Invents Act proceedings involving...