Personal Injury Attorney Reviews Casteel v. Maddalena
In Casteel v. Maddalena, the Court of Appeal for the Second District examines whether a witness that provides unexpected false testimony to a […]
Duck Commander v. Duckhorn
In the past month, Duck Commander has gone duck wild! Most are familiar with the dispute between A&E and Duck Commander. However, there is a more interesting trademark dispute proceeding before the United States District Court Northern District of California. In particular Duckhorn Wine Company, through their trademark attorneys, accused Sutter Home Winery of treading upon Duckhorn’s trademark rights. In response to Duckhorn’s cease and desist letter, the trademark attorneys for Duck Commander filed a […]
Shirey v. State Farm
In Shirey, v. State Farm, the Fourth District Court of Appeal of Florida received the case on remand from the Supreme Court of Florida as a result of a reversal of precedent that established a presumption of negligence on the part of the rear driver in a rear-end collision. [1] In this case the majority reversed the final summary judgment in light of […]
Broward County Bus Drivers
Accidents are common on the fast paced roads of South Florida. Broward County bus drivers are particularly at fault for causing personal injury to other drivers. The Sun Sentinel reports that as many as 59 drivers of the 629 bus drivers have caused repeated accidents over a six-year period. This has likely caused injuries to not only to other drivers, but also to the passengers of the bus. In many cases however, a personal injury attorney is limited in […]
Useful Patent
Useful Patent For Some Legitimate Purpose With the new marijuana laws coming out of California, Washington, and Colorado, there has been a significant amount of coverage about the innovations to the marijuana industry. [1] You might think that means lots of new patents and trademarks, but then you might have to think again as it relates to patents. Inventions are required under law to be “useful” in order to issue as a valid patent. If the invention claimed by the patent application can only be used for […]