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Tag Archives: mine
It’s NUT yours, it’s mine: Kraft Foods v Bega Cheese and the importance of intellectual property due diligence
It’s the peanut butter packaging debate that has recently captured the hearts and minds of the Australian public. Whether you were confused or not, the Court’s decision (found here) highlights the need for thorough IP due diligence whether you are … Continue reading
And if They Don’t Dance, Well They’re No Friends of Mine – And They’ll Probably Get Sued
By Sara W. Koblitz — As FDA continues to approve biosimilar drug products, and as sponsors participate – or rather choose not to participate – in the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act (“BPCIA”) version of the patent dance, more … Continue reading
Are the Students Failing the Bar Exam Today Canaries in the Coal Mine warning us of a More General Need to Change Legal Education?
Thank you so much to Best Practices for Legal Education for inviting me to blog again and to Elizabeth Murad for her remarkable work in keeping contributors in touch and on track. So much is written about the very real … Continue reading
South Africa: What’s Yours is Mine and What’s Mine is Mine
In Naidoo v Discovery Life Limited & others the Supreme Court of Appeal was faced with the main task of determining whether a risk-only policy with a beneficiary clause constitutes an asset in the joint-estate. This case deals with two… … Continue reading
The Economist on the Uptick in Public Offerings: Telling its Readers What Mine Have Known for Years
From The Economist: FOR years, discussions of America’s public markets have usually featured a lament for their dwindling appeal. According to Jay Ritter of the University of Florida, the number of… [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my … Continue reading