WhatsApp also accused the company of “trespass to chattels,” which is tort law punishing anyone who interferes with another’s personal property, in this case WhatsApp’s computer systems. The messaging platform claimed that these actions caused damages in excess of $75,000 to the company. W...
Successfully acted for Centre Solutions, a member of the Zurich Group, in judicial management proceedings brought by Deutsche Bank against Asia Pulp & Paper Ltd, in relation to a dispute arising from a highly complex securitisation transaction in excess of US$220 million involving future pulp and ...
This case will surely go to the Supreme Court, and we will have to wait to see how that Court reacts. It is possible that the rationale for the legislation holds for some but not all entities. Homeowners’ associations seem to be likely candidates to dodge this particular bullet. In the ...
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This is in comparison to infringement under the "doctrine of equivalents," which is a judicially created doctrine that attaches infringement liability in the absence of literal infringement even though the infringing device or process does not fall within the literal scope of a patent claim, but ...