[UPDATED] Lawyers for the man convicted of stealing trade secrets from DuPont and selling them to China have asked that he be sentenced to five
Month: June 2014
Russian River Water Limits on Grape Growers Upheld
A California appeals court reinstated regulations challenged by grape growers Mendocino and Sonoma counties on the use of Russian River water for frost protection on
Apple Wins Golden Bridge Phone Patent Fight
A federal jury in San Jose deliberated two days before siding with Apple Inc. Monday in a patent infringement case, holding the iPhone and iPad
Rehearing Granted in Big Lagoon Casino Appeal
California may have to negotiate terms for a controversial Indian casino on an 11-acre parcel at Big Lagoon near Eureka after all. A federal appeals
No Trademark Insurance Coverage for ‘Street Surfing’
An insurance company does not need to defend its client in a trademark dispute over makers of a two-wheeled “Wave” skateboard, the 9th U.S. Circuit
Federal Judgeship for Former Nevada NAACP Officer
The U.S. Senate confirmed a former Las Vegas NAACP officer and federal public defender, to serve as a district judge in Las Vegas Tuesday. Richard
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