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THE FIDUCIARY CONFLICT: ONE LAWYER OR TWO?
When a personal representative's personal interest conflicts with his fiduciary duties, the question arises whether that fiduciary needs two separate attorneys.
IDEAS ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERY LAW, February/March 2007
In this issue:
Limiting licensee's rights Court cautions on sublicensing trademark, publicity rights
Settled or not? Patentee tries to unmake its bed, post-settlement
Iowa beats California in Patent Bowl Court rules on time restrictions and interference action
No trademark abandonment in liquidation sale
IDEAS ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LAW, Year's End 2006
It’s not rocket science Court clarifies written description requirement
Separated at birth Identical trademarks without likelihood of confusion
When infringement isn’t literally infringement Patent liability under the doctrine of equivalents
State right of publicity falls to federal copyright law
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