Irvine, CA
Litigation Lawyer at Irvine, CA
Practice Areas: Litigation, Intellectual Property
The short answer is "Yes." Sampling is so rampant it is now an established part of the industry, and this is simply a bastardized version of...
You are "Defendant/Cross-Complainant" They are "Plaintiff/Cross-Defendant" It's a bit clumsy linguistically, so if there is only one party on...
Generally the amount of notice required prior to a deposition is what is "reasonable." Caselaw construes that to be at least 7 days notice...
The short answer is "Yes." You have to respond regardless of whether the pleadings are settled. If the discovery sought is objectionable, then you...
As a general matter, your lawyer should protect you from any abusive conduct by the other side, which includes limiting your deposition to relevant...
If you were permanently enjoined from certain conduct, then the injunction remains in force regardless of whether the company merger or was sold....
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In general, you are better off either taking photographs yourself of whatever you want to include in a book, or using items that are offered...
Sorry, that's definitely a no-no. Just like you can't pour cheap whiskey into a Bushmills bottle and sell it as the real thing ("passing off"), you...
To answer what appears to be the heart of your question, usually they don't go after you as a first-time, one-time violator. The RIAA obviously has...
Generally, 30 days is the rule. Plus 5 extra days for service by mail, or 2 extra days if you serve by overnight delivery. If you hand serve, then...