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The legal community is notorious for generating paper--and lots of it. But lawyers can save time and money by transitioning to a paperless office. Paperless in One Hour for Lawyers will show even the most committed paper devotees how to run their law offices digitally.

The term parallel proceedings refers to the simultaneous or successive investigation or litigation of separate criminal, civil, or administrative proceedings commenced by different agencies, different branches of government, or private litigants arising out of a common set of facts. This book serves as a central repository of statutes, case law, Department of Justice policy, federal agency policy, litigation strategy and ethical considerations involving the investigation, prosecution and resolution of parallel proceedings. The book also addresses recent developments of the law in the filed of international parallel proceedings.

In this book, the American Bar Association provides a comprehensive examination of the key economic issues typically encountered by law firms when they consider how partners end their careers.

This practical guide offers a clear framework for selecting and applying methods to quantify monetary remedies in patent infringement cases, simplifying complexity and helping ensure economic experts produce reliable, well-supported damages analyses.

Designed to build the necessary competencies, techniques, and best practices for anyone involved with patent searching and risk management, this guide addresses all relevant topics, from conducting freedom-to-operate studies and analyzing the results to developing appropriate risk management strategies.

The book explores the perspectives and strategies of both patent owners and patent challengers, providing updates on the most recent trends in patent litigation and winning strategies from some of the country’s leading attorneys.

In this concise guide, Author David L. Newman covers all essential aspects of using ADR to resolve these disputes at the PTAB.

As trials become less common today, the need for teaching and enhancing trial skills increases. These course materials are the result of the authors' fifteen years of teaching an advanced course in trial practice geared specifically to a patent infringement trial. This material had its genesis in a project for the American Bar Association and National Institute for Trial Advocacy as a program for practicing lawyers. Now in its third edition, the material has been refined specifically for undergraduate students at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington, D.C.

Patently Persuasive: Strategies for Influencing Judge and Jury gives concrete pointers and practice-proven advice on more effective strategies for persuading the jury and other factfinders.

For entrepreneurs, investors, creators, tinkers, and any business with products or processes that can be patented, Patents Demystified provides an easy-to-understand insider guide to patents, patent law, and the patent application process. Based on the author's first-hand experiences with both successful and failed companies of all sizes, you will learn the secrets of maximizing patent protection on any budget, with strategies that can be tailored to companies with any business plan or product.