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Contract clauses specifying “good faith” can result in greater discovery expenses in litigation

by D. C. Toedt on March 11, 2010

Pepsi hit with $1.26 billion default judgment – lawyer’s secretary was distracted, put letter aside, and forgot about it

by D. C. Toedt on October 28, 2009

How to avoid the Texas rat f**k in patent infringement joint defense arrangements

by D. C. Toedt on August 8, 2009

Electrical utility’s failure to invoke mandatory but non-binding dispute resolution procedure before filing lawsuit doesn’t save power-turbine vendor from big damage award

by D. C. Toedt on July 11, 2009

Defendant tries to compel arbitration after trial judge adopts plaintiff’s contract interpretation – no dice, says Fifth Circuit

by D. C. Toedt on July 11, 2009

Preparing for a corporate-representative deposition – article with good pointers

by D. C. Toedt on June 27, 2009

Misjudging independent contractor status can lead to lawsuits demanding overtime pay

by D. C. Toedt on June 26, 2009

Foreign encryption-possession restrictions may catch travelers carrying laptops or smartphones

by D. C. Toedt on June 24, 2009

Quicken, TurboTax maker signs $120 million patent license agreement with leading ‘non-practicing entity’

by D. C. Toedt on June 24, 2009

Patent rocket docket in E.D. Texas – more transfer motions expected after appellate reversals of denials

by D. C. Toedt on June 13, 2009

Lawyers’ outsourcing of client data may jeopardize attorney-client privilege

by D. C. Toedt on May 24, 2008

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