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Corporate trade secrets are an important part of a company’s intellectual property, but they can often be overlooked, says Jeffrey Allen. “Trade secrets are like the little brothers at the kids table at Thanksgiving,” says Allen, a member at Bond, ...

As I read the story the other day about the New Jersey junior varsity high school baseball coach who was sued for telling a kid to slide, shivers shot up my spine. I thought back to all those times as ...

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the courts have had difficulty determining whether computer, software and diagnostic method inventions qualify as patentable subject matter. Now, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (“CAFC”) has expanded the ...

As a Family Court Judge, I have the privilege of co-chairing Monroe County’s celebration of National Adoption Day on November 22, 2019. National Adoption Day represents a day of promise and hope for nearly three thousand New York children in ...

This article originally appeared in The Bulletin, the official publication of the Bar Association of Erie County. It is reprinted here with permission. Standing and Fed. R. Civ. P. 23.1 In Cellino & Barnes, P.C. v. Cellino & Cellino, LLP, ...

The technology crime wave is a story as old as crime. Prior to our everyday use of computers and the internet, fraud was committed face-to-face. Fraudsters were capable of gaining enough information about an individual to essentially start a new ...

Have you heard of the “Shirtsleeves to Shirtsleeves in Three Generations” curse? This is the story where the first and second generations build family wealth and the third generation squanders it. It is often followed by the statistic that “70% ...

Changes in venue in criminal trials — often “rare” in New York — may be more likely in the social media era as proliferating “posts” — generated in response to extra-judicial conduct by a defendant — create judicial uncertainty over ...

Just as with our personal lives, technology has propelled its way into our professional lives as well.  Technology allows information to be exchanged with the complete elimination of paper documents.  Frequently, parties will not even touch ink to paper when ...

City Court HON. THOMAS R. MORSE Landlord/Tenant 9:15 a.m. 1—174 Fernwood Ave LLC v Kiruesti McMillan, 47 Lisbon St – Burgess & Miraglia 2—Crescent Apartment Enterprises LLC v Kareem J Wilson, 58 Arborwood Crescent – Thomas C San Filipo 3—Crescent ...

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Last month, “The Inclusive Office” introduced the concept of cultural competemility: the integration of cultural competence and cultural humility that help us to understand and effectively interact with people across cultures through acknowledging our internal biases, educating ourselves about other ...

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City Court HON. THOMAS R. MORSE Landlord/Tenant 9:15 a.m. 1—Cambridge Court Apartments LLC v Natasha Spencer, 78 Dodge St – Burgess & Miraglia 2—James Elmer Baumann v Laquanda Rounds, 207 Adams St – Handelman Witkowicz 3—ATCF Reo Holdings LLC v ...

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