![]() An Italian man pleaded not guilty in Manhattan to charges he stole unpublished manuscripts of hundreds of authors by impersonating editors and agents.The complaint said the PTO's Trademark Trial and Appeal Board was wrong to find that "Spectacles" is a generic term for smart glasses. Patent and Trademark Office in Los Angeles federal court over the agency’s refusal to grant federal trademark protection for the company's Spectacles smart glasses. Debevoise client Snap has sued the U.S.Lawyers for the clinics will urge the appeals court to immediately send the case back to the trial court for further proceedings there.Ĭourt calendars are subject to last-minute docket changes. Supreme Court last month left the law’s strict provisions in place while ruling that clinics could pursue a challenge. district court over the constitutionality of the law. The federal appeals court split 2-1 in setting an argument date, with Higginson asserting it was unnecessary and delays litigation in the U.S. The Texas law imposing a near-total ban on abortion will return to the 5th Circuit for oral argument, as Judges Edith Jones, Stuart Duncan and Stephen Higginson hear oral arguments over whether the Texas Supreme Court should take up a question about its enforcement.McMahon’s ruling last month said the New York bankruptcy court that approved the $4.5 billion settlement did not have the power to protect Sackler family members, a key element of Purdue’s reorganization. 16 ruling reversing a bankruptcy court's approval of the company’s opioid litigation settlement and legal protections it provided the Sackler family members that own the company. District Judge Colleen McMahon in Manhattan is expected to decide whether Purdue Pharma can immediately appeal her Dec. Their defense lawyers said they will appeal. ![]() The defendants were convicted on charges including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, and they face a minimum sentence of life in prison with the possibility of parole. A Georgia jury rejected a self-defense claim in a trial that probed divisive issues of race and guns in America. ![]() Arbery, a Black man, was killed as he ran through the defendants’ neighborhood last year. The three white men convicted in November in Georgia state court for chasing and fatally shooting Ahmaud Arbery face their sentencing hearing.Orrick said Jones Day’s view of the law would turn commercial arbitration into a “traveling circus.” Alison Frankel teases out the issues in the appeal, which will be heard next month. Jones Day told the 9th Circuit that siding with Orrick will defang the Federal Arbitration Act. Briefing wrapped up this week in a battle between the law firm behemoths over Orrick’s refusal to comply with a subpoena in Jones Day’s arbitration against a former partner who left for Orrick. Orrick, 9th Circuit will break ground on enforcing arbitration subpoenas. Jenna Greene writes that accelerating the release could help assuage the concerns of vaccine skeptics and convince them the product is safe. A federal judge in Texas on Thursday ordered the FDA to make public the data it relied on to license Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine, roughly 75 years and four months faster than the FDA said it could take to complete a Freedom of Information Act request by a group of doctors and scientists seeking an estimated 450,000 pages of material about the vaccine. ‘Paramount importance’: Judge orders FDA to hasten release of Pfizer vaccine docs.Score one for transparency. Read why lawyers think the healthcare mandate might have the best chance at surviving Supreme Court review. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar and her top deputy, Brian Fletcher, will represent the federal government. Louisiana solicitor Elizabeth Murrill and Missouri’s Jesus Osete will take on the healthcare vaccination rule. ![]() Lehotsky Keller’s Scott Keller will argue for a coalition of business groups against the large-employer mandate. The challengers in both cases contend the U.S. The other mandate applies to a majority of the estimated 10.3 million Americans who work in healthcare facilities. The large employer rule would require businesses with more than 100 employees to be vaccinated or tested weekly. The cases are the first tests of the federal government's authority to issue its own vaccine mandates, our colleague Lawrence Hurley reports. Supreme Court this morning will hear from six lawyers in two cases contesting the Biden administration’s power to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations for large businesses and healthcare workers.
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