Patent Fight Won by Austin Startup

03/5/2011 The tiny Austin-based Tiny Xitronix Corp. stated that its operation is back in gear after winning this week a 28-month legal battle in an Austin federal court. Xitronix Corp, a 4-year-old startup that develops advanced measurement systems for semiconductor

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Debt Collection Activity on the Rise

03/4/2011 A new report made by Consumers Union and the East Bay Community Law Center revealed that debt collectors continue to step up their activities despite a lack of proof for much of the claims. The report, which was titled

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E-cigarettes Floats in a State of Legal Uncertainty

03/4/2011 The electronic cigarette, when based within the legal framework, is not a cigarette, or a nicotine substitute that can assist in quitting smoking. It is a battery-powered tube that looks like a standard cigarette, both in appearance and shape.

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Court-urged Patent Reforms Taken Up by Congress

03/3/2011 The patent system is again being considered for reform by senior US lawmakers. The focus of the reform is the elimination of the humongous damage awards after court decisions lately have challenged the calculation methods. Reforms on the patent

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Despite the Bad Economy, Law Students Remain Optimistic

03/3/2011 According to Forbes Magazine, approximately $100,000 in student loans is owed by the average law school graduate. This figure may appear daunting in a vibrant economy. However, in period when the national unemployment rate is almost 10%, this huge

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Trust-Law Change Would Benefit State

03/3/2011 A window of opportunity to significantly develop a local industry has opened in New Mexico. The financial benefits of creating, as well as keeping high-paying jobs and retaining investor capital that comes with expanding legal definitions of permissible trust

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DMA in Court in Suit against Colorado

02/26/2011 The contention of Direct Marketing Association was favoured by the court in its case against the state of Colorado and its new tax law. The US District Court for the District of Colorado granted last January 26 the motion

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Patent Fight Won by Austin Startup

03/5/2011 The tiny Austin-based Tiny Xitronix Corp. stated that its operation is back in gear after winning this week a 28-month legal battle in an Austin federal court. Xitronix Corp, a 4-year-old startup that develops advanced measurement systems for semiconductor

Read More »

Debt Collection Activity on the Rise

03/4/2011 A new report made by Consumers Union and the East Bay Community Law Center revealed that debt collectors continue to step up their activities despite a lack of proof for much of the claims. The report, which was titled

Read More »

E-cigarettes Floats in a State of Legal Uncertainty

03/4/2011 The electronic cigarette, when based within the legal framework, is not a cigarette, or a nicotine substitute that can assist in quitting smoking. It is a battery-powered tube that looks like a standard cigarette, both in appearance and shape.

Read More »

Court-urged Patent Reforms Taken Up by Congress

03/3/2011 The patent system is again being considered for reform by senior US lawmakers. The focus of the reform is the elimination of the humongous damage awards after court decisions lately have challenged the calculation methods. Reforms on the patent

Read More »

Despite the Bad Economy, Law Students Remain Optimistic

03/3/2011 According to Forbes Magazine, approximately $100,000 in student loans is owed by the average law school graduate. This figure may appear daunting in a vibrant economy. However, in period when the national unemployment rate is almost 10%, this huge

Read More »

Trust-Law Change Would Benefit State

03/3/2011 A window of opportunity to significantly develop a local industry has opened in New Mexico. The financial benefits of creating, as well as keeping high-paying jobs and retaining investor capital that comes with expanding legal definitions of permissible trust

Read More »

DMA in Court in Suit against Colorado

02/26/2011 The contention of Direct Marketing Association was favoured by the court in its case against the state of Colorado and its new tax law. The US District Court for the District of Colorado granted last January 26 the motion

Read More »

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