Lee Gesmer posted “Governo Law: Mass SJC Clarifies Chapter 93A in Cases of Employee Misappropriation”
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Lee Gesmer has posted a three-part series of articles called Arbitration War Stories on Mass Law Blog
All three of Lee Gesmer‘s articles are linked here:
Arbitration War Stories (first)
Arbitration War Stories (second) – Return to the Sausage Factory
Arbitration War Stories (third) – Arbitration or Court?
Andrew Updegrove explains the blockchain and cyber securities in an interview by Mackrell International
Mackrell International, a global legal network of which Gesmer Updegrove is a part, recently interviewed Andrew Updegrove, asking him to explain the history and operations of the blockchain and cryptocurrencies. …
Gesmer Updegrove LLP – We’re All About Overcoming Challenges
None of us could have planned on 2020. We were all tested in ways we never could have imagined when the year began. At Gesmer Updegrove, we didn’t let those …
All About DCOs and CLAs, Consortiuminfo.org (7/6/2020)
Originally posted on Consortiuminfo.org, July 6, 2020
By Russ Schlossbach
Of the fundamental structural questions that drive discussions within the open source community, two that continually spur fervent debate are (a) whether …
Andy Updegrove posted “Invitation to Participate in Comments Regarding Huawei Participation in Standards Development”
The firm is providing detailed comments and recommendations to the Department of Commerce relating to the DoC’s controversial rules relating to the participation by Huawei in standards development. All are …
Lee Gesmer and Bill Hilton posted “Seeking to Capitalize on Booking.com case, Kevin Kickstarter Seeks Advice From His Attorney”
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Lee Gesmer published “Does Genius Have an Illegal “Scraping” Case Against Google?” in the June 2020 issue of Cyberspace Lawyer.
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Andy Updegrove posted “Equality Before the Law: A Failed Standard?”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Is the Internet Archive’s ‘National Emergency Library’ Copyright Infringement or Fair Use?”
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Kevin Peters was quoted in The Boston Globe regarding COVID-19 liability
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Joe Laferrera was quoted in an article about COVID-19’s effect on lawyers in Boston
Joe was quoted in “COVID-19 Crisis A ‘Sea Change’ For Boston Lawyers” posted on Law360.
It’s the first of a three-part series on the impact of the pandemic on the legal community.
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Michael Brier published “Massachusetts Implements Tough New Standards for Securities Brokers” in SumNEWS May 2020 issue.
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Conferences and the Coronavirus: Guidance for Associations and Event Organizers, Consortiuminfo.org (3/18/2020)
As published on Consortiuminfo.org, March 18, 2020
By Joanna Lee
As the world goes into social lock-down to prevent further spread of the COVID-19 virus, many conferences, face-to-face meetings, and other in-person …
Andy Updegrove posted “Standards and Open Source News Summary”
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Joanna Lee posted “Why Source Code Scanning Tools are Essential to Open Source Compliance”
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Why Source Code Scanning Tools are Essential to Open Source Compliance (2/25/2020)
Originally published February 25, 2020 on Consortiuminfo.org.
By Joanna Lee
When you incorporate open source (OS) code into larger programs, it is risky to assume that the official license for the project …
Russ Schlossbach posted “Antitrust Laws and Open Collaboration”
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Joanna Lee posted “What Every User of Open Source Software Needs to Know About License Types”
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What Every User of Open Source Software Needs to Know About License Types – Consortiuminfo.org (2/12/2020)
As published on Consortiuminfo.org, February 12, 2020
By Joanna Lee
Not all free and open source (OS) software licenses have been created to achieve the same goals, and failure to understand the …
Lee Gesmer published “FTC and DOJ Face Off Over Antitrust And FRAND Licensing In FTC v. Qualcomm”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Oracle v. Google In a Nutshell”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Supreme Court Will Decide if “generic.com” Trademarks Are Entitled to Trademark Protection”
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Lee Gesmer posted “Dirty Politics – How is This Like Lawyering?”
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Lee Gesmer posted “’Contract, Combination or Conspiracy’ – Can Peloton’s Lawsuit Survive the Music Publishers’ Motion to Dismiss?”
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