Published on: March 5, 2010

Delaware IP Law Blog Author Selected to Participate in D. Del. Trial Seminar

Delaware IP Law Blog’s own Karen Keller was selected yesterday to participate in the District of Delaware’s inaugural Federal Trial Practice Seminar, an intensive eight-week instructional program created to hone the skills of the district’s litigators. Open by invitation only, the seminar’s weekly sessions will be attended by D. Del. judges and a group of program mentors, all of whom have extensive trial practice experience in the district court.

Congratulations Karen!

YOUNG CONAWAY FORMS NEW TRADE SECRET AND EMPLOYEE MOBILITY PRACTICE

Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP recently unveiled the formation of its Trade Secret and Employee Mobility practice. Our practice is comprised of a team of intellectual property, employment, corporate, and business litigation specialists who have a wide range of experience with internal investigations, employee mobility counseling, and prosecuting and defending expedited cases in various courts in and around the […]

Revised Local Rules (Civil) Effective August 1, 2016

The District of Delaware’s revised Local Rules for civil cases will take effect August 1, 2016. A copy of the revised Local Rules is linked below. District of Delaware LOCAL RULES 2016

Jury Returns $393.6 Million Verdict In Favor of Edwards Lifesciences

We previously reported on Judge Sleet’s in limine rulings directed to Section 271(f) and European Patent Office proceedings in patent litigation related to aortic valve stents between Edwards Lifesciences and Medtronic Corevalve. After a jury trial last week, the jury awarded Edwards Lifesciences lost profit damages and reasonable royalties. The verdict form has been made […]

Delaware IP Law Bloggers Comment on Supreme Court’s Myriad Decision

Delaware IP Law Blog Author, Greg Brodzik, and Contributor, Jim Lennon, were invited by IPWatchdog.com to comment on the Supreme Court’s recent decision in Association for Molecular Pathology, et al. v. Myriad Genetics, Inc., et al., 569 U.S. ___, on the scope of patent eligibility in the context of DNA discoveries. Follow this link to […]