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Behind the scenes at Gracenote is Desmond Cussen, the company's general counsel.
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Link Insurance is bringing a new critical illness insurance product to Arizona following success in Canada
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After only 3 years as a public information officer for a small-town college, Judge Kyle A. Bryson found his daily duties unfulfilling. So he turned to the law.
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Detroit: Chapter 9 eligible
Judge rules that Detroit is eligible for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. What does that mean for the city and the future of Chapter 9 bankruptcy?
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Thirsting for More
After only 3 years as a public information officer for a small-town college, Judge Kyle A. Bryson found his daily duties unfulfilling. So he turned to the law.
After only 3 years as a public information officer for a small-town college, Judge Kyle A. Bryson found his daily duties unfulfilling. So he turned to the law.
Corporate Counsel Archives
American Classic
About two years ago, Vieceli took over as senior vice president and general counsel for Pabst Brewing Co., making him the company’s first general counsel since it was acquired in 2010 for about $250 million.
About two years ago, Vieceli took over as senior vice president and general counsel for Pabst Brewing Co., making him the company’s first general counsel since it was acquired in 2010 for about $250 million.
Essay & Commentary Archives
Latest ruling by 9th Circuit challenges long-standing rule of thumb for ‘tacking’ in trademark suits, leading some to questions.
It is notable that the 9th Circuit found an “exceptional” case for applying the tacking doctrine in Hana Financial Inc. v. Hana Bank, where the priority issue hinged on whether the defendant, Hana Bank, could tack its recent use of the “Hana Bank” mark onto its earlier use of a “Hana Overseas Korean Club” mark, which predated the plaintiff’s use and federal registration of its “Hana Financial” mark.
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It is notable that the 9th Circuit found an “exceptional” case for applying the tacking doctrine in Hana Financial Inc. v. Hana Bank, where the priority issue hinged on whether the defendant, Hana Bank, could tack its recent use of the “Hana Bank” mark onto its earlier use of a “Hana Overseas Korean Club” mark, which predated the plaintiff’s use and federal registration of its “Hana Financial” mark.
Bankruptcy for the non-bankruptcy attorney
From the beginnings of the Republic, bankruptcy has been an alternative to debtor’s prison. In this (mostly) free market economy, there must be an outlet valve, a place of refuge and relief, for those people and entities who have financial difficulty. The U.S. bankruptcy system was borne of the need to administer relief in an orderly way. In 2013, there are only two types of bankruptcy: Liquidation and Reorganization or “Adjustment”(as it is known under the Code). The statutes are found in Title 11, United States Code.
From the beginnings of the Republic, bankruptcy has been an alternative to debtor’s prison. In this (mostly) free market economy, there must be an outlet valve, a place of refuge and relief, for those people and entities who have financial difficulty. The U.S. bankruptcy system was borne of the need to administer relief in an orderly way. In 2013, there are only two types of bankruptcy: Liquidation and Reorganization or “Adjustment”(as it is known under the Code). The statutes are found in Title 11, United States Code.
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Shelby County v. Holder impacting voting rights in Arizona
Sweeping changes have followed the Shelby County v. Holder ruling by the United States Supreme Court and now the principles of state sovereignty and federalism are at stake.
Sweeping changes have followed the Shelby County v. Holder ruling by the United States Supreme Court and now the principles of state sovereignty and federalism are at stake.
Rules change, results don't
Is it ridiculous to think prosecutors will follow newly adopted amendments?
Is it ridiculous to think prosecutors will follow newly adopted amendments?
Are Aggregate Limits Next?
Should the Supreme Court void federal restrictions limiting the amount an individual donor can contribute to all federal candidates in an election?
Should the Supreme Court void federal restrictions limiting the amount an individual donor can contribute to all federal candidates in an election?
On Target?
With more and more injuries from guns, one former mayor thinks it is time for Arizona to pursue stronger background checks for purchasers.
With more and more injuries from guns, one former mayor thinks it is time for Arizona to pursue stronger background checks for purchasers.
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Detroit: Chapter 9 eligible
Judge rules that Detroit is eligible for Chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. What does that mean for the city and the future of Chapter 9 bankruptcy?
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Thirsting for More
After only 3 years as a public information officer for a small-town college, Judge Kyle A. Bryson found his daily duties unfulfilling. So he turned to the law.
After only 3 years as a public information officer for a small-town college, Judge Kyle A. Bryson found his daily duties unfulfilling. So he turned to the law.
Corporate Counsel Archives
American Classic
About two years ago, Vieceli took over as senior vice president and general counsel for Pabst Brewing Co., making him the company’s first general counsel since it was acquired in 2010 for about $250 million.
About two years ago, Vieceli took over as senior vice president and general counsel for Pabst Brewing Co., making him the company’s first general counsel since it was acquired in 2010 for about $250 million.
Essay & Commentary Archives
Latest ruling by 9th Circuit challenges long-standing rule of thumb for ‘tacking’ in trademark suits, leading some to questions.
It is notable that the 9th Circuit found an “exceptional” case for applying the tacking doctrine in Hana Financial Inc. v. Hana Bank, where the priority issue hinged on whether the defendant, Hana Bank, could tack its recent use of the “Hana Bank” mark onto its earlier use of a “Hana Overseas Korean Club” mark, which predated the plaintiff’s use and federal registration of its “Hana Financial” mark.
Update | Submit
It is notable that the 9th Circuit found an “exceptional” case for applying the tacking doctrine in Hana Financial Inc. v. Hana Bank, where the priority issue hinged on whether the defendant, Hana Bank, could tack its recent use of the “Hana Bank” mark onto its earlier use of a “Hana Overseas Korean Club” mark, which predated the plaintiff’s use and federal registration of its “Hana Financial” mark.
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