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...ter withstanding several claims that the TiVo DVR infringed other companies’ patents because it offered its users on-screen programming guides, 5 the h... ... 2004, TiVo sued satellite TV distributor EchoStar for infringing TiVo’s own patents 6 by building DVR functionality into some of EchoStar’s dish syst... ...s from the people who purchased the goods. TiVo saw a new opportunity in its patent case, recognizing that EchoStar’s dish system is one of an increas... ...ven though the initial design of the EchoStar device had not antic- ipated a patent infringement judgment. Specific injunction also allows for much mor... ... 8. Lee, Sonic- Blue Sues TiVo, N.Y . T, Dec. 13, 2001, at C3 (reporting patent lawsuits filed against TiVo by SonicBlue and Pause T echnology). 6.... ...le is found in the Seattle-based start-up Avvo, which pro- vides ratings for attorneys. An opaque system that generated low ratings for some prompted ...

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...ederal securities laws. As a branch chief, he supervised the work of several staff attorneys. As a Senior Trial Counsel, he was responsible for lit... ...rman or new Enforcement Director issues some memo edict on a "new approach". Staff attorneys typically bring investors only bad news and are numbed... ...e SEC lost one quarter of its staff in the last two years. The turnover of its 1200 attorneys, at 14%, is nearly double the government's average. O... ...securities fraud at the federal level. Congress should pass a law deputizing staff attorneys of the Commission Division of Enforcement, with at lea... ...ne-year experience and high performance ratings, as Special Assistant United States Attorneys for the prosecution of securities fraud. In other wor... ...d to exclude others from owning or exploiting the same things. Mineral concessions, patents, copyright, trademarks - are all forms of monopoly owne...

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...HE SEASON.................................................................................................................. 82 A POOR MAN?S TALE OF A PATENT....................................................................................... 91 THE NOBLE SAVAGE ..................................................................................................................

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.............................................. .... 82 A POOR MAN’S TALE OF A PATENT ....................................................................... ...selves in the Season somewhere! 91 Charles Dickens A POOR MAN’S TALE OF A PATENT I AM NOT USED TO WRITING FOR PRINT. What working man, that ne... ...me times cranky. William said, ‘What will you do with it, John?’ I said, ‘Patent it.’ William said, ‘How patent it, John?’ I said, ‘By taking out a P... ...’ I said, ‘By taking out a Patent.’ William then delivered that the law of Patent was a cruel wrong. William said, ‘John, if you make your invention p... .... William said, ‘John, if you make your invention public, before you get a Patent, any one may rob you of the fruits of your hard work. You are put in... ...ve, for we don’t license butchers in England—we only license apothecaries, attorneys, post mas ters, publicans, hawkers, retailers of tobacco, snuff,...

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...y true!— If you do wrongfully seize Hereford’s rights, Call in the letters patent that he hath By his attorneys general to sue His livery, and deny hi... ...ly seize Hereford’s rights, Call in the letters patent that he hath By his attorneys general to sue His livery, and deny his offer’d homage, You pluck... ...ase them to the bay. I am denied to sue my livery here, And yet my letters patents give me leave: My father’s goods are all distrain’d and sold, And t... ...employ’d. What would you have me do? I am a subject, And I challenge law: attorneys are denied me; And therefore, personally I lay my claim To my inh...

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...parative merits of churchyards, together with divers hints on the subject of patent iron coffins. I have heard the ques tion discussed in all its bea... ... Lambs might move out of the neighborhood; might die, or might run away with attorneys’ apprentices; and that quiet and simplicity might be again rest...

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...ules of architectural taste. These are the Capi- tol, the Post-office, the Patent-office, the Treasury, the President’s house, and the Smithsonian Ins... ...hardly even desired—and Washington is one of them. The Post-office and the Patent-office, lie a little away from Pennsylvania Avenue in I Street, and ... ...osite to that which is, I presume, the back of the Post-office, stands the Patent-office. This also is a grand building, with a fine portico of Doric ... ...he Inte- rior holds his court, and, of course, also the Commission- ers of Patents. Here is, in accordance with the name of the building, a museum of ... ...is, in accordance with the name of the building, a museum of models of all patents taken out. I wandered through it, gazing with listless eye now upon... ...m if they were elected by univer- sal suffrage from all the barristers and attorneys practic- ing in the different courts; and so elected only for a p... ...ere is no division in the legal profession. With us we have barristers and attorneys. In the States the same man is both barrister and attorney; and—w...

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...ent has justified his clearsightedness. Within the last fifteen years, the Patent Office has received more than a hundred applications from persons cl... ...med that Lucien had forfeited the favor of a very great person, and that a patent conferring the right to bear the name and arms of Rubempre had actua... ... the fees demanded and deserved by a clever lawyer. Where- fore, in Paris, attorneys, doctors, and barristers, like courte- sans with a chance-come lo... ...furnish a subject worthy of Meissonier; there would be brisk bidding among attorneys for the possession of two such admirable bits of genre. There is ... ...k twice before you buy or build a paper mill; and there is the cost of the patent besides. All this means time, and money too. The servers of writs wi... ...; “I am going to overcome my last difficulty, and then I can apply for the patent and the improvement on the patent at the same time.” This “improveme... ... the improvement on the patent at the same time.” This “improvement on the patent” is the curse of the French patentee. A man may spend ten years of h... ...e Milauds of Nevers an heir presump- tive; and Eve, in her distrust of all attorneys and notaries, took into her head to apply for advice to the legal...

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...ds. His trousers, always threadbare, looked like camlet—the stuff of which attorneys’ gowns are made; and his habitual stoop set them, in time, in suc... ...ot a supernumerary!” Such injustice struck the legal world with dismay—the attorneys, the registrars, ev- erybody but Popinot himself, who made no com... ...led, and he was hedged round to do a particular kind of work. Magistrates, attorneys, pleaders, all who pasture on the legal common, distinguish two e... ...d dignity of baron. This has in fact been secured by His Majesty’s letters patent, dated De- cember 29th of last year, at the request of the Marquis d... ... you not know all the judicial romances with which clients impose on their attorneys? If the attorneys con- demned themselves to state nothing but the...

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...Association had disappeared altogether, how he had proceeded. “Who are the attorneys at Slopperton?” says he to me in a careless way. “Mr. Ruck, sir,”... ...rself and a provision for me. The matter was debated by the family and our attorneys, Messrs. Hodge and Smithers, who are very well known in our part ... ...to Fulham, my dear aunt wrote to me to say that she had consulted with her attorneys, Messrs. Hodge and Smithers, who strongly recommended that she sh... ... Company—the shares are down very low, and Brough is a director there. The Patent Pump Company—shares at 65, and a fresh call, which nobody will pay.”... ...bstinate young man, will not perceive—I wished to dispose of her land, her attorneys actually had the audacity—the unchristian avarice I may say—to as... ...Gin- ger Beer Company shut up shop—exploded, as Gus said, with a bang! The Patent Pump shares were down to 15£. upon a paid-up capital of 65£. Still o... ...d been burnt in 1822, at a loss to the Company of 80,000£., and though the Patent Erostratus Match Manufactory had exploded in the same year at a char... ...ven spared me that pang,—Heaven, and my dear good friend, Gus Hoskins. The attorneys to whom Mr. Smithers recommended me, told me that I could get lea...

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...an that. He was the master o’ that ‘ere shop, sir, and the inwentor o’ the patent never leavin’ off sassage steam ingin, as ‘ud swaller up a pavin’ s... ...desks of the King’s Counsel, which is constructed for the conve nience of attorneys, who from that spot can whisper into the ear of the leading couns... ...e a pair of eyes,’ replied Sam, ‘and that’s just it. If they wos a pair o’ patent double million magnifyin’ gas microscopes of hextra power, p’raps I ... ...neral attention to Dodson & Fogg, who looked as virtuous as possible. ‘The attorneys for the plaintiff,’ said Mr. Serjeant Buzfuz. ‘Well! They spoke i... ...e in high praise of the honourable conduct of Messrs. Dodson and Fogg, the attorneys for the plaintiff, did they?’ Charles Dickens 81 ‘Yes,’ said Sa... ...t. Ben, my fine fellow, put your hand into the cupboard, and bring out the patent digester.’ Mr. Benjamin Allen smiled his readiness, and produced fro... ...ur men of shabby genteel appearance, who touched their hats to many of the attorneys who passed, and seemed to have some business there, the nature of... ... to the judge’s private apartment, round which were congregated a crowd of attorneys and managing clerks, who were called in, in the order in which th... ...an’t keep her avay from me. If I was locked up in a fireproof chest vith a patent Brahmin, she’d find means to get at me, Sammy.’ ‘Wot a thing it is t...

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...d be sought for in a professional way by a professional man. Mr Chadwick’s attorneys were Messrs Cox and Cummins, of Lincoln’s Inn. Mr Bold took down ... ... The ques- tion is, whether this intruding fellow, and a lot of cheat- ing attorneys and pestilent dissenters, are to interfere with an arrangement wh... ...ave already been introduced. As he entered he heard the click of a certain patent lock, but it struck him with no surprise; the wor- thy clergyman was... ... to Eleanor; and he went about his ungracious task with a heavy heart. The attorneys whom he had employed in London re- ceived his instructions with s... ...und to prevent their repetition. With this view he betook himself from the attorneys’ to that laboratory where, with amazing chemistry, Tom Towers com... ...ut dead; could despatch boxes with never-so-much velvet lining and Chubb’s patent be of comfort to a people in extremes, I also, with so many others, ... ...ear I don’t quite understand you, Sir Abraham.’ ‘Don’t you know that their attorneys have noticed us that they have withdrawn the suit?’ 152 The Ward...

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... will was contested, there was a forced sale, and then a division, for the attorneys went at a pace. At the time of the settlement the monster who was... ...nly daughter of a peer of France, whose title would be conferred on him by patent from the King.” The Countess turned pale. “A hit!” said Derville to ...

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...ebrated perruquier and perfumer of Bond Street, whose soaps, ra- zors, and patent ventilating scalps are know throughout Eu- rope. Linsey, the senior ... ... (W estern Branch), the British and For- eign Soap Company, the celebrated attorneys Kite and Levison, have their respective offices here; and as the ... ..., and now lightens up a crystal vase, containing a hundred thousand of his patent tooth-brushes—the effect of the sight may be imagined. Y ou don’t su... ...an. She received visits from six ladies of her husband’s acquaintances—two attorneys’ ladies, his bill- broker’s lady, and one or two more, of whose c... ...lady’s salary!” said Mr. Walker, indignantly, to these gentlemen and their attorneys. “Do you suppose I will allow Mrs. Walker to go on the stage?—do ...

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...g a child, to whom King Louis XVI. subsequently granted the privileges, by patent, of a farmer-general, in remembrance of his father’s death on the fi... ...at the satisfaction of knowing that an entail had been created, by letters patent dated back to December 1820, including the estates of Anzy, of La Ba... ...as a hidden vein of greatness in the man when she found him applying for a patent of entail. In his triumph the Baron exclaimed: “Dinah, you shall be ... ...rs,” said Mademoiselle Chandier to her brother, “and how they shine!” “Yes—patent leather.” “Why haven’t you the same?” Lousteau began to feel that he... ... with flowers in it. As to Lousteau, the wretch had assumed his war-paint— patent leather boots, trousers of English kerseymere with pleats in front, ... ... both on the same occasion. She admired the maxim he preached: “We are the attorneys of public opinion.” The other kind of criticism is a science. It ...

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...is bald forehead and the curve of his beautiful fair moustache to the long patent-leather feet at the other end of his lean and elegant person, to fee... ...and when not to, it’s Larry Lefferts.” And on the question of pumps versus patent-leather “Oxfords” his authority had never been disputed. “My God!” h... ...s in his private compartment of the office of Letterblair, Lamson and Low, attorneys at law, was summoned by the head of the firm. Old Mr. Letterblair... ...rting his shoulders against the mantel and resting his weight on one large patent-leather foot. As Archer entered he was smiling and looking down on h... ...s if merely to finish his own sentence. “On business, naturally. There’s a patent case coming up before the Supreme Court—” He gave the name of the in... ...d, turning to her mother and aunt, “is obliged to go to Washington about a patent law-suit that is coming up before the Supreme Court. I sup- pose Unc...