Damages Danger Zone
There is a reason that testifying damages experts are so expensive and why the experienced ones, particularly on the defense side, are in such high demand.
There is a reason that testifying damages experts are so expensive and why the experienced ones, particularly on the defense side, are in such high demand.
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For now, we can consider three takeaways from the verdict that can help us place this long-running patent saga in perspective.
The Google v. Sonos trial might not see the case go to the jury for verdict until the end of May.
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* Everyone fears that young, lockdown lawyers aren't well-trained. And they probably aren't... but instead of addressing that, firms will just complain about hybrid offices some more. [Law.com] * Congratulations to Sidney Powell, who dodged an ethics complaint when a Greg Abbott-appointed judge tossed the case. Aileen Cannon is an inspiration to so many out there... [Reuters] * DOJ seeks sanctions against Google for deleting employee chats. Why delete them? Just leave them on the Google chat platform and literally no one will ever be able to find them again. [Law360] * The legal luminary who convinced Mike Pence not to participate in a coup hopes to convince the former Veep to do the right thing again. [NY Times] * Trump has MORE classified documents now? [CNN]
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Accountability? In this economy?!
Of course a Biglaw firm will be defending Google against antitrust allegations.
I can't prove that the DOJ recruited from former Ask Jeeves employees, but it would explain the passion. I miss that site.
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* Google doesn't think much of the government's antitrust action. It might want to try a quick Bing search on antitrust law. [Reuters] * Asking ChatGPT to write a poem about being a law student. [LegalCheek] * Insiders may find it a little sketchy, but Goodwin coupling layoffs with a big lateral hire may be the norm in a market where the "recession" is only hitting specific groups. [Law.com] * A deep dive into Sullivan & Cromwell's cryptoexchange adventure. [Financial Times] * Elon Musk testifies that publicly stating that he had "funding secured" when he had not, so much, "secured" any "funding" was "the right thing to do." Juries appreciate a complete lack of remorse! [Law360]
Florence + The Machine? More like Clarence + The Content Curation.
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If you are reading this in Opera, this is me calling you a nerd.