For the first time since the 1950′s, Congress is considering major changes to the patent law, the most notable being switching from a “first to invent” to a “first to file” model.  As with many new changes, concern over the unintended consequences is at the forefront.  Who will benefit is up for debate.  Read...

Shifting to a younger work force could prove treacherous for many law firms across the country looking for ways to boost revenues and reduce compensation budgets.  Check out this article on how older lawyers are pushing back against age discrimination.

A law suit by the estate of a British author, claims Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire copied a previous work by deceased author Adrian Jacobs.  For the details, click...

Legal whoas for the IPhone has Apple facing class actions.  With all the pre-release hype, the reception (no pun intended) has not been that great.   Read...

The 20 billion dollar fund set up by BP to compensate oil spill victims outside of court and via claims filed directly by victims, with many formerly represented by lawyers now firing them, may cut many lawyers out of the payoff.  For more details, click here.

The informality of email can be a very dangerous thing for companies, particularly when disputes arise.  Read this to find out more about the dangers and suggestions on what to do about it.