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In the past month, Duck Commander has gone duck wild!  Most are familiar with the dispute between A&E and Duck [...]

In Shirey, v. State Farm, the  Fourth District Court of Appeal of Florida received the case on remand from the [...]

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Patent Claim Construction Patent claims, found at the end of patent specification, provide the negative rights to prevent others from [...]

Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 26(b)(1) permits parties, through their patent attorney, to obtain discovery regarding any non-privileged matter that [...]