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How to Issue a Legitimate Cease and Desist Letter for Your IP Rights in Taiwan?
When a business discovers that its rights have been infringed, issuing a cease and desist letter for demanding the infringement be stopped is a common and proactive means of asserting its rights. Why, then, can such a letter be deemed unlawful in Taiwan?
Public by History: Formal Records Aren’t Always Required
In Town of Concord v. Rasmussen, the Town of Concord (the “Town”) initiated an action against several landowners abutting a road known as Estabrook Road, seeking a declaration that the public had access and use rights to the road.
Miss the Notice, Extend the Lease: Court Enforces Automatic Renewal Terms
The question before the Appeals Court was whether the plaintiff, Innovation Pharmaceuticals Inc., provided sufficient notice to its landlord, defendant Cummings Properties, LLC, that IPI was not extending its commercial lease.
Normal Wear Isn't Damage: Limits Placed on Security Deposit Reductions
In Peebles v. JRK Property Holdings, Inc., the Supreme Judicial Court (“SJC”) interpreted the Massachusetts security deposit statute, G.L. c. 186, §15B.
Goulston & Storrs’ Litigation Group Among BTI Consulting’s 2026 “Most Feared Law Firms”
Goulston & Storrs, an Am Law 200 firm, is pleased to announce that its Litigation Group is recognized for the fifth consecutive year on BTI Consulting's 2026 list of the "Most Feared Law Firms in Litigation”.
Patzina Lotz Among the Best Law Firms for Insurance Law in the Handelsblatt ‘Best Law Firms 2025’
Patzina Lotz, a commercial law firm from Frankfurt specialising in dispute resolution, is one of the best law firms in Hesse in insurance law and is listed in the 2nd band.
Section 9 (2) Of The Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996: A voluntary / Mandatory Provision?
Section 9 of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (“Act”) deals with interim measures granted by a court before or during arbitral proceedings or at any time after the making of the arbitral award but prior to enforcement thereof.
Rethinking Liability Management In Club Deals And Direct Lending: Lessons From The Fifth Circuit’s Serta Ruling And Beyond
The Serta case and several other state court and bankruptcy cases over the last few years have sparked increasing focus on so-called “liability management exercises” involving distressed borrowers and their lenders.
International Arbitration: Strengths and Weaknesses
International arbitration has established itself as a key tool for resolving disputes in the global business landscape. This alternative to judicial litigation offers a private, flexible, and specialized solution for cross-border conflicts.