02 Saturday Jun 2012
Posted in Indiana, Tech Developments
Looking to have an enjoyable career in life science research? You won’t find many better places to do it than Indianapolis-based Dow AgroSciences. Follow the link below to see where Dow AgroSciences ranks in The Scientist’s “Best Places to Work in Industry, 2012”, as well as the rest of the finalists.
via Announcing the Finalists of The Scientist’s 10th Annual Best Places to Work in Industry Survey.
01 Friday Jun 2012
Posted in Intellectual Property
Corporations are people, my friend?
A simple but important legal principle is highlighted by the latest filing in this lawsuit. Defendant McKnight Logistics Inc. filed a pro se answer but it was refused by the judge. While an individual may represent one’s self in a case in Indiana, a corporation may appear in federal courts only through licensed counsel. As such, the Defendant, a corporation, must find legal counsel and refile.
30 Wednesday May 2012
Tags
Andrew P. Rodovich, Common Law Trademark Infringement, Common Law Unfair Competition, Federal Trade Dress Infringement, Federal Trademark Infringement, Federal Unfair Competition, Litigation Update, Theresa L. Springmann, Trademark Infringement
Court Case Number: 2:12-cv-00215-TLS-APR
File Date: Friday, May 25, 2012
Plaintiff: Mortar Net USA Ltd.
Plaintiff Counsel: Daniel W. Glavin of O’Neill McFadden & Willett LLP
Defendant: Hohmann & Barnard Inc.
Cause: Federal Trade Dress Infringement, Federal Trademark Infringement, Trademark Infringement, Federal Unfair Competition, Common Law Trademark Infringement, Common Law Unfair Competition
Court: Northern District of Indiana
Judge: Judge Theresa L. Springmann
Referred To: Magistrate Judge Andrew P. Rodovich
27 Sunday May 2012
The Failures of the Facebook Generation in the Arab Spring
IP-Address Can’t Even Identify a State, BitTorrent Judge Rules
Drones Take Flight For Civilian Use
7 Ways To Get Yourself Detained Indefinitely
UK ‘cookie law’ takes effect: What you need to know
“A patent is property carried to the highest degree of abstraction—a right in rem to exclude, without a physical object or content.” -Oliver Wendell Holmes
25 Friday May 2012
Posted in Indiana, Litigation, Southern District of Indiana, Trademark
Court Case Number: 1:12-cv-00718-SEB-DML
File Date: Thursday, May 24, 2012
Plaintiff: APP Press, LLC
Plaintiff Counsel: Jacob R. Cox of Cox Law Firm
Defendant: Apress Media, LLC
Cause: Declaratory Judgment of Non-Infringement
Court: Indiana Southern District Court
Judge: Judge Sarah Evans Barker
Referred To: Magistrate Judge Debra McVicker Lynch
