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Dometic Decision Shows How Claim Construction Can Derail ITC Domestic Industry Requirements
The Federal Circuit's decision in Dometic Corp. v. International Trade Commission reveals how claim construction disputes can simultaneously undermine both infringement analysis and domestic industry requirements in Section 337 proceedings. This case demonstrates the compounding risks ITC complainants face when their domestic products fail to practice asserted patent claims under the same construction used to establish infringement, even when economic investment in US operations is proven.
United States IP
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Butzel Long
Podcast
Debt Sales 101 Mini-Series — Episode 3: Who Buys Debt And How Deals Are Structured (Podcast)
This episode explores the critical factors that drive debt sale transactions, from buyer selection and portfolio evaluation to deal structuring and risk allocation. Learn how buyers assess legal, regulatory, and commercial risks when purchasing charged-off debt, and discover why understanding these dynamics is essential for successful debt sale programs.
United States Finance
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Ballard Spahr LLP
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Why Last-Minute Contract Changes Create Legal Risk
Late-stage contract modifications in real estate transactions create significant legal exposure when not properly documented. While repair credits, possession agreements, and closing date extensions are routine for experienced brokers, informal arrangements and verbal understandings can lead to unenforceable agreements, lender rejections, and title complications that surface at the worst possible moment.
United States Real Estate
MA
Minchella & Associates
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