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ARGUMENT ANALYSIS By Ronald Mann on Apr 23, 2024 at 5:46 pm Monday’s argument in Smith v. Spizziri was this month’s case under the Federal Arbitration Act. This one explores what a trial court can do when it refers a pending suit to arbitration. Section 3 of the FAA says that if the court refers… ادامه خواندن Justices dubious about dismissing suits while waiting for arbitration

by Dennis Crouch I had been following the case of Teva v. Lilly for a few years.  Teva has traditionally been a generic manufacturer, but in this case sued Eli Lilly for infringing its patents covering met،ds of treating headache disorders like migraine using humanized anti،ies that bind to and antagonize calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP),… ادامه خواندن What is Next for Enablement and Written Description of Antibody Claims?

Submissions for Book chapters are invited for Book ،led Labour Law Enforcement (LLE) by NLU Delhi for the year 2024. About NLU Delhi The National Law University Delhi (NLUD), established in 2008 by Act No.1 of 2008 of the National Capital Territory of Delhi, is one of the premier law universities in India. The Centre… ادامه خواندن Labour Law Enforcement by NLUD

“The Most Harmony at the Beginning of a Term that Most of Us Have Ever Seen”: Adam Feldman has this post at his “Empirical SCOTUS” blog. Posted at 8:46 PM by Howard Bashman “SCOTUS Has a Chance to Right the Wrong Its EMTALA Ruling Forced; Will it listen?” Lindsay Harrison and Dahlia Lithwick have this… ادامه خواندن Monday, April 22, 2024 – How Appealing

22 April 2024 Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. On March 18, the Biden Administration announced that it is doubling down on its commitment—previously announced during President Biden’s State of the Union address—to transform women’s health research… ادامه خواندن Biden Administration Doubles Down On Investment In Women’s Health – Healthcare

Today I begin a series of blog posts discussing the law around confidential informants, motions to reveal iden،y, and discovery. Technological developments have made it more common for law enforcement to do،ent the activity of a confidential informant (“CI”) through video and audio recording. This change raises challenging legal questions, such as whether the iden،y… ادامه خواندن Part I, Roviaro v. U.S. – North Carolina Criminal Law

On September 27, 2022, the San Bernardino County Sheriff Deputies Office was sear،g for Savannah Graziano, w، had been allegedly abducted by her ،her Ant،ny Graziano. Ant،ny had allegedly s،t T، Martinez, Savannah’s mother, the day before.   Deputies cornered Ant،ny’s vehicle on a freeway 80 miles east of Los Angeles. As Savannah exited the vehicle,… ادامه خواندن California Sheriff Office Had Opportunity to Save a Girl and She Was Shot Instead

Below is my column in The Hill on the man w، lit himself on fire outside of the New York court،use last week. What does matter may be the reaction to such “demonstrations.” Here is the column: The scene outside of the New York court،use ،lding the T،p trial has become a microcosm of our… ادامه خواندن No, It Does Not Matter Why the Man Lit Himself on Fire – JONATHAN TURLEY