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The issue of whether to obtain patent protection outside the United States, and in what countries, is an important component of a company’s strategic patent plan. The costs of foreign filing tend to mount quite rapidly; accordingly, the goal should be to formulate a global strategy that will adequately protect the company’s proprietary technology within a sound budgetary framework.

The article addresses the considerable activity in the post-issuance phase of a patent.

Recent amendments to Californian Employment

This article outlines the key issues that investors and portfolio company management need to be aware of when dealing with open source software, and how open source may affect the potential exit opportunities available to an enterprise.

How the patent marking provision of United States patent law works.

As the private equity industry has grown and matured, one of the key issues facing fund managers and limited partners alike is the matter of succession planning by fund managers.

Employers have known for years that those managers place their companies at risk of legal liability if the managers misuse their supervisory authority.

The digital revolution has changed the landscape of American culture. Computers are a constant fixture in our daily lives, and with the migration from desktops to mobile platforms, the ability to "stay connected" is virtually limitless.

Attached is a memorandum by the National Venture Capital Association that describes a provision in the "mandatory Section 754" provision that could affect private equity funds with respect to transfers of fund interests after October 22, 2004.

The use of experts in patent litigation.