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Navigating the Legal Landscape: A Tale of Restaurant IP in M&A

Dive into the captivating world of mergers and acquisitions with our latest blog post, ‘Navigating the Legal Landscape: A Tale of Restaurant IP in M&A.’ Uncover the twists and turns of a high-stakes case involving the sale of intellectual property

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How Carnival Cruise Protected Its Digital Treasure: The DXP Software Saga

Dive into the legal battle between Carnival Cruise and a bankrupt software developer over the OceanMedallion™ guest engagement system. Discover how Carnival fought to protect its proprietary innovation and the outcome of this high-stakes showdown. M&A Stories  September 8, 2023

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Buyer Discovers Lack of Patent Protection After Closing

As a result of this discovery, the buyer filed a lawsuit against the seller group and its lawyers in a Maine federal district court. M&A Stories April 18, 2023 Introduction In the world of acquisitions, patents play a crucial role

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BUYER’S RIGHT TO DISPLAY EXPIRED COPYRIGHTED PHOTOGRAPHS ACQUIRED IN GROCERY CHAIN ASSET PURCHASE FROM BANKRUPTCY

Bankruptcy court held that the buyer purchased the assets free and clear of any copyright interests held by the photographer supplier. M&A Stories October 3, 2022 Introduction In a recent bankruptcy case, a buyer who acquired assets from a bankrupt

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BUYER AWARDED $9.2 MILLION FOR SELLER’S HIDDEN PATENT LICENSE WITH COMPETITOR

There was apparently no public record of the seller’s license with its competitor. M&A Stories February 12, 2022 Introduction: In a significant legal case, a buyer was awarded $9.2 million after discovering that the seller of a medical device had

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MEDICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE CAN SUE BUYER OVER TRADE SECRET MISAPPROPRIATION BY FORMER RESEARCH SCIENTISTS

Court held that institute’s allegations if true could establish that the buyer knew or should have known that the seller’s owners had stolen the trade secrets from the medical research institution. M&A Stories February 3, 2022 Introduction: In this blog,

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