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Tag Archives: merit
In Two Reports, MPI Sketches Immigration Policy Areas That Merit Review & Changes That Have Occurred Under Trump Administration
As the United States witnesses one of the most dynamic policy periods in the immigration arena, the Migration Policy Institute (MPI) today released a pair of reports that examine actions taken during the first two years of the Trump administration… … Continue reading
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Tagged Administration, amp, areas, changes, immigration, merit, occurred, Policy, reports, Review, Sketches, Trump, under
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The Merit of Patent Boxes
In a new paper on the merit of patent boxes, Should There Be Lower Taxes on Patent Income, Fabian Gaessler, Brownyn H. Hall and Dietmar Harhoff, examine several questions: 1. When a transfer of patent ownership occurs between countries, is … Continue reading
Seventh Circuit Victorious Again in Merit Mgmt
If you're challenging a Seventh Circuit ruling in a bankruptcy case on appeal to the Supreme Court, especially if (retired) Judge Posner was in the majority, you've got a challenge ahead. The Court's announcement this morning of its judgment in Merit … Continue reading
Dual-class shares: marching toward merit regulation?
For the first time since 2015, the SEC has its full complement of five commissioners. That’s a good thing. And at least one new Commissioner – Robert Jackson – seems to have hit the ground running. For example, he made … Continue reading
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Tagged Dualclass, marching, merit, regulation, shares, Toward
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Finding of willful infringement still doesn't merit injunction under Herb Reed
A.C.T. Prods., Inc. v. W.S. Indus., Inc., No. 16-0476, 2017 WL 4708152 (C.D. Cal. Jul. 14, 2017)Herb Reed strikes again. The jury found that defendant had engaged in willful trademark infringement and false advertising, but also that the four-year statute … Continue reading
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Tagged Doesn't, Finding, herb, Infringement, Injunction, merit, Reed, still, under, Willful
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