Where a company sued its former business partner under federal and state trade secret laws, but its “trade secret” definition ...

Where the parties resolved their trademark dispute via a settlement agreement, the district court did not err when it entered ...

Where a genuine dispute of fact exists as to whether a company hired to maintain patents overcharged a medical device ...

Where the former Baltimore City state’s attorney was convicted of mortgage fraud, but the jury was improperly instructed ...

A Virginia man pleaded guilty July 18 in a federal case that accused him of stockpiling the largest number of finished ...

Where the district court did not err when it dismissed an official-capacity equal protection claim brought by a dentist whose ...

Where a crop dusting pilot was killed when his helicopter collided with a low-hanging steel wire, a jury must decide whether the farm owner, renters or a crop consultant had a duty to warn the pilot ...

Where a plaintiff who alleges his consumer report included an erroneous felony drug conviction moved to proceed under a ...

Although the staffing agency argued these claims were barred by a prior lawsuit brought by the Department of Labor, the court ...

Where a company who is suing researching for trade libel - based upon statements they made about subjects in studies - moved to compel the identities of the subjects, its motion was granted. The ...

Where a homeowner misrepresented the fact that he owned a dog, as well as the dog’s bite history, when he applied for ...

Where a medical society showed it owned the federal trademark and that the defendants’ use was likely to cause consumer confusion, it prevailed in the trademark infringement suit.