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... here, I've discussed an important new Connecticut Supreme Court case released this week, Curry v. Allan S. Goodman, Inc. and the effect it has on providing disabled employees with "reasonable accommodation". However, the Supreme Court's decision goes beyond that. The Court ... Just saying "no" may not be good enough. The EEOC has provided some guidance on this issue available here. The Department of Labor also provides the Job Accommodation Network with additional support information available here.

... patent infringement suit, Judge grants German health products manufacturer BrainLAB Inc.'s request for legal fees: (IP Law360), Dell - Federal Judge enters ... Honeywell, due to plaintiff, PureChoice's indefinite patent claims: (EDTexweblog.com), Implicit Networks - Implicit Networks sues Advanced Micro Devices, NVIDIA Corp, Intel Corp ... Co., Ltd and its subsidiary Panasonic Corp: (IP Law360), Power Distribution Inc - Poor litigation conduct results in award of attorneys fees in dispute with Thomas & ...

... working hours" violated the Act, they do not agree with the judge's implicit characterization of Davidson's prohibition as the promulgation of an unlawful rule. In light of their adoption ... 31, 2006. The Board, in a 5-0 decision involving Planned Building Services, Inc., a New York City cleaning and maintenance contractor, and Service Employees ... noted that the Board has recently reaffirmed the Red Arrow standard in Home Care Network, Inc., 347 NLRB No. 80 (2006). Dissenting in part, Chairman Battista ...

... , a U.K. citizen that resides in Cyprus, as the lead plaintiff in a securities class action brought against BigBand Networks, Inc., its directors and officers, and other defendants. Mohanty v. BigBand Networks, Inc., No. 07CV5101 (N.D ... in a U.S. class action would protect a prevailing defendant against relitigation or would be enforceable in Germany). Implicit in the competing lead plaintiff candidate's argument is the risk that the BigBand defendants might later demonstrate that Cyprus does not ...

Yesterday's decision in Io Group, Inc. v. Veoh Networks, Inc. is generally being hailed around the blogosphere as a win, or at least a bit of good news, for YouTube in its ongoing infringement fight against Viacom. See the L.A ... abilities, YouTube may be in trouble (assuming Viacom's facts are accurate). It's important to note that in the Io decision, the implicit requirement to police the system comes up in the context of discussing vicarious liability, which is not immunized under the DMCA safe ...

... Cameron Storage: (IPRoo), TMO decides SIX IN THE CITY registrable: Home Box Office, Inc v Susan Stigwood Pty Ltd: (IPRoo), Employment qualifications for registered patent attorney ... EPO decisions announced at unusually rapid rate: (IPKat), CFI can't rectify implicit decision: Gabel Industria Tessile SpA v OHIM, Creaciones Garel, SA: ... goes interactive!: (Spicy IP), Compulsory licensing and the copyright holder: Entertainment Network Limited v Super Cassettes Industries: (Spicy IP), Toshiba v Toshiba: ...

... agreements with Indeck, the owner of a planned power cogeneration plant, and CRS Sirrine, Inc. (Sirrine), Indeck's project manager for construction of the plant, in which Indeck agreed ... Kimron, Inc., a Single Employer and/or Joint Employers (7-CA-37450(3), et al., 350 NLRB No. 37) Atlanta, MI July 30, ... through implicit threats of fines or punishment. The Board ordered that the complaint be dismissed. (Chairman Battista and Members Liebman and Walsh participated) Charges filed by Universal Network ...

... would ordinarily see using Time Warner Cable's cable service," according to Time Warner's senior network engineer. Indeed, the pixelation is "not the type of disruption[] that could naturally happen to an analog or non-HD digital cable picture ... a mismatch that would degrade analog quality? Perhaps, given the court's arguments about what "other TV" represents, this is an implicit falsity case turning on whether consumers understood the comparison to show pictures on an HD TV specifically. But I'm ...

... he identifies is effectuated only through extra legal means. Cohen identifies the growing and increasingly powerful networks of social actors who monitor economic activity. These entities can share the fruits of their monitoring to ... monitoring systems rather than through direct regulation of ethical obligations. (Backer 2007). American lawmakers understood this implicitly in the construction of the federal securities laws in the 1930s. The great idea under-girding those statutory systems was ...

... , and this is §43(a)(1)(A). Here's a quick quiz: identify the statutory language that justifies an explicit/implicit distinction for false advertising and not for trademark infringement/false endorsement. The court says that the difference is in ... the district court's analysis. The district court found that the marketing channels factor favored the Estate, because the NFL Network is the channel most likely to attract viewers who'd recognize Facenda's voice. But the marketing channels factor doesn ...