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Patrick Del Duca

Los Angeles, CA

Partner

Pacific Council Member Spotlight: Patrick Del Duca on Mexico’s Legal System

Patrick Del Duca recently spoke with the Pacific Council about his new book called Mexico and Its Legal Systems: Lawyers’ Essays on the Continuing Evolution, which was published by the American Bar Association and Carolina Academic Press and provides concrete, practice-oriented insight into key topics of Mexican law...
Mark Bloomberg

New York, NY

Of Counsel

Zuber Lawler Congratulates its Client AAMP on PTAB Victory

AAMP is the technology leader in aftermarket stereo equipment that allows a driver to control a replacement car stereo using existing controls on a steering wheel. After settling an action for infringement of two of its patents, the defendant instigated reexamination proceedings, during which the Patent Examiner found that the patents were invalid based on new prior art...
Mark Bloomberg

New York, NY

Of Counsel

Zuber Lawler Congratulates its Client AAMP on PTAB Victory

AAMP is the technology leader in aftermarket stereo equipment that allows a driver to control a replacement car stereo using existing controls on a steering wheel. After settling an action for infringement of two of its patents, the defendant instigated reexamination proceedings, during which the Patent Examiner found that the patents were invalid based on new prior art...
Joshua Masur

Redwood City, CA

Partner

Zuber Lawler Congratulates its Client Redbubble on a Groundbreaking Summary Judgment Victory

Redbubble is a global online marketplace platform, on which third-party artists upload and sell creative designs on everyday products such as apparel, phone cases, stickers, and the like. LTTB claimed that some of the listings on Redbubble infringed its “Lettuce Turnip the Beet” trademark by prominently displaying that pun in large fonts across t-shirts and on other products...
Manny Medrano

Los Angeles, CA

Partner

Assessing Your Exposure to Helms-Burton Title III Claims for Cuban Expropriated Property

In 1959 Fidel Castro’s regime seized billions of dollars’ worth of property as he overthrew a U.S.-backed Havana to establish a socialist state and concretize relations with Cuba’s emerging Soviet allies. The properties seized by Castro, 90% of which were owned by individual Americans[1] (and the other 10% owned by corporations),[2] were one of the most visible signs of the American stronghold on the Cuban economy.
Josh Lawler

Los Angeles, CA

Partner

Your ICO/TGE is subject to the US Securities laws; now what

A token can have utility and be a security at the same time. The token that you sell to raise capital (as a security) must, at some point become an unrestricted utility token so that it will function in your company’s token economy. In fact, over the token’s continued existence, the token may alternate between being restricted and unrestricted depending on the circumstances...

Assessing Your Exposure to Helms-Burton Title III Claims for Cuban Expropriated Property

August 17, 2019

In 1959 Fidel Castro’s regime seized billions of dollars’ worth of property as he overthrew a U.S.-backed Havana to establish a socialist state and concretize relations with Cuba’s emerging…

PTAB Judges Demoted by the Federal Circuit in Arthrex v. Smith: A New Challenge to the Constitutionality of PTAB Proceedings

November 13, 2019

By Dr. Jayashree Mitra and Brian Beck PTAB Judges are Unconstitutionally Appointed Principal Officers In a unanimous decision last week, the Federal Circuit found that the administrative patent judges (APJs)…

The Real Winners in Prosecuting Unlicensed Cannabis Retailers? The Promoters

June 28, 2019

Unlicensed cannabis retailers take away tax revenue from state and local governments, and force those governments to divert needed public funding for investigation or prosecution.…

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Assessing Your Exposure to Helms-Burton Title III Claims for Cuban Expropriated Property

PTAB Judges Demoted by the Federal Circuit in Arthrex v. Smith: A New Challenge to the Constitutionality of PTAB Proceedings

The Real Winners in Prosecuting Unlicensed Cannabis Retailers? The Promoters

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