Hagens Berman and Winston & Strawn led the way to a landmark $2.75 billion settlement Thursday against the NCAA on behalf of student-athletes’ antitrust change to the limitation […]
Mass. High Court Clarifies Role in Assessing Initial Statement of Damages
In an issue evaluating procedures at the trial court level, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently held that General Law c. 218, Section 19A restricts a District or Boston Municipal Court from […]
Supreme Court Rejects Time Limit on Copyright Infringement Damages — Justia News — May 12, 2024
The U.S. Copyright Act provides a three-year statute of limitations for infringement claims. In other words, a copyright owner must bring their claim within three years after it […]
Copyright Infringement Damages Are Not Limited to Three Years, Supreme Court Says
Copyright holders can seek past damages for infringement beyond the three years prior to the timely filing of their infringement suits, a divided U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday. […]
Despite Tech Vendor’s ‘Admitted Negligence,’ Ex-FisherBroyles Client May Struggle to Recover Damages
A former FisherBroyles client suing the firm for professional negligence said he may not be able to recoup any damages despite the “admitted negligence” in the case because […]