Lauren Castle
Correspondent at Bloomberg Law
Correspondent for @BLaw, covering IP Law | Past: @Law360, @startelegram, @azcentral & @6news | @SMU grad | Tips: [email protected]
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5 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Lauren Castle
A California federal judge denied patent attorney Bill Ramey’s requests to temporarily practice in her court, and sent him to a disciplinary committee for potential sanctions over an inaccuracy in his petitions. Ramey filed multiple pro hac vice applications to represent Cooperative Entertainment Inc. in a patent infringement lawsuit against , according to an order entered Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
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5 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lauren Castle
A California federal judge denied patent attorney Bill Ramey’s requests to temporarily practice in her court, and sent him to a disciplinary committee for potential sanctions over an inaccuracy in his petitions. Ramey filed multiple pro hac vice applications to represent Cooperative Entertainment Inc. in a patent infringement lawsuit against Alibaba Cloud US LLC, according to an order entered Thursday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
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6 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Michael W. Shapiro |Lauren Castle
Bill Ramey says disclosure was allowed under protective orderNetflix sounds alarm at lit funder accessing its source codeA federal judge in Oakland signaled he’ll likely force a prolific patent attorney and his firm to pay fees as a sanction for violating a protective order by sharing Netflix Inc.'s source code and financial information with a litigation funder. Judge Jon S.
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6 days ago |
perkinscoie.com | Michael W. Shapiro |Lauren Castle |Kartikay Mehrotra |James Arkin
A federal judge in Oakland signaled he’ll likely force a prolific patent attorney and his firm to pay fees as a sanction for violating a protective order by sharing Netflix Inc.'s source code and financial information with a litigation funder. Judge Jon S.
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6 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lauren Castle
A Florida-based patent owner sued British company Kino-Mo Ltd, doing business as Hypervsn, and its Texas retailer over the creation and sale of holographic display devices and systems. Hypervsn and Yoongli LLC’s products utilize systems for rotational displays that infringe US Patent Nos. 8,284,214 and 8,411,108, according to Spin Screen Inc.’s 173-page complaint filed Wednesday in the US District Court for the Western District of Texas.
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