Dennis Crouch at Patently-O calls eBay v. MercExchange “the most important patent case for the past decade.” (I think that he means that it’s the most important patent case to come along in the last 10 years.) He writes that as an introduction to a detailed summary of all of the briefs filed in the case. Oral argument comes up week after next.
Is he right? More after the jump, and maybe my co-blogger Joe Miller will jump in with a reaction.
A friend asks: Are there any blogs out there that focus on law firm and law practice management? On the… Read More »The Future of Law Firms
I remember Adam Curry from his vjay days on MTV. He’s recently prevailed against a print magazine in a copyright… Read More »CC, see ?
HT to Ann Bartow for the link to this post at the LibraryLaw blog, which explains once and for all… Read More »On the Bunny Trail
File this under the “I just can’t resist commenting on Harvard, again“: Talking about Harvard, Larry Summers, universities, markets, and ideals, Jonathan “there are ideals associated with a profession” Zittrain and Geoff “let the market constrain the faculty, too” Manne are talking past each other.
More after the jump.