The Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has denied Juniper Networks' second petition for inter partes review (IPR) challenging claims of Orckit Corporation's...

Next month, Stan Gibson, Chairman of JMBM's Patent Litigation Group, will run the 4x4x48 for the Special Operations Warrior Foundation. Read his message below.

On March 24, 2025, the USPTO officially reinstated the Fintiv factors framework for discretionary denials in post-grant proceedings with parallel litigation...

The prevailing wisdom in Americans with Disabilities Act litigation is that defendants who successfully prevail in ADA and Unruh Civil Rights Act lawsuits cannot recover their attorneys' fees or defense costs.

It's important to remember federal courts are courts of limited jurisdiction. That limited jurisdiction derives from Article III of the U.S. Constitution.

As hotels find new ways to use technology to attract guests and enhance their properties, they need to remain aware of the security challenges these technologies present.

NOTE: We represent the owners and operators of hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality facilities. We do not represent consumers making claims against such businesses.

NOTE: We represent the owners and operators of hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality facilities. We do not represent consumers making claims against such businesses. When it comes to Junk Fee laws...

The asset-light model has become the dominant strategy for major hotel brands, allowing them to expand without the capital-intensive burden of real estate ownership.

In the case of Sheetz v. County of El Dorado, the United States Supreme Court reviewed a challenge by George Sheetz of a traffic impact mitigation fee imposed by the County of El Dorado.

Every ransomware attack requires the victims to make a hard decision – whether or not to pay the ransom. The decision is often made on the basis of past mistakes...

News accounts abound of passengers bringing a variety of so-called "emotional support" animals aboard commercial air flights.

Complying with the ever-increasing number of privacy laws is a daunting task. In addition to comprehensive state laws, like California's Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)...

As the district court, explained the "case present[ed] the Court with a disturbing and unfortunate situation. Puneet Chawla, Defendant Workspot, Inc.'s ("Workspot")

On June 8, 2020, we reported on the opinions of a New York federal judge that 30 of Debra Laufer's Complaints had no place in federal court.

We previously warned the hotel industry of the inevitable explosion of ADA website lawsuit filed against hotels. Well, that time is here.

Companies at the cutting edge of autonomous vehicle technology, although driving our society forward, need to be cognizant of current accessibility laws and new frontiers, or else be forced to pay large monetary damages for non-compliance...

In a recent decision highlighting the intersection of settlements and joinder in patent challenges, the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) has denied Mountain Voyage's...

If you own a business in California, chances are you've heard about serial ADA litigants.

We just celebrated more than 30 years of Meet the Money®, where connections have bene made and deals have been done. It has been an invaluable event for the attorneys at JMBM...