Emily Saul
@emilysaul.bsky.social
Litigation reporter @NYLawJournal. Formerly podcasts @sonymusic, courts @NYPost. Irregular poster. Inveterate dog enthusiast. Email me: esaul@alm.com
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Cuomo’s retaliation against Bennett was bankrolled by New York taxpayers, who have been footing the bill for Cuomo’s legal defense in various sexual harassment proceedings to the tune of about $25 million. law.com/newyorklawjo...
Cuomo Accuser Drops Federal Lawsuit Against Ex-Governor
Charlotte Bennett will continue her Manhattan Supreme Court suit against New York State, her attorneys said.
law.com
December 9, 2024 at 9:41 PM
Cuomo’s retaliation against Bennett was bankrolled by New York taxpayers, who have been footing the bill for Cuomo’s legal defense in various sexual harassment proceedings to the tune of about $25 million. law.com/newyorklawjo...
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US Justice Department is examining foreign funding of patent lawsuits, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office. Fear is that China and others are using litigation funding to get a look at proprietary IP that could help industries in their countries. www.reuters.com/legal/govern...
US Justice Department examining foreign funding of patent lawsuits
The U.S. Department of Justice is exploring whether foreign entities are financing U.S. patent lawsuits in order to steal trade secrets from American companies, according to a report released by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
www.reuters.com
December 9, 2024 at 12:47 PM
US Justice Department is examining foreign funding of patent lawsuits, according to the U.S. Government Accountability Office. Fear is that China and others are using litigation funding to get a look at proprietary IP that could help industries in their countries. www.reuters.com/legal/govern...
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Scoop: After the LA Times published a piece about Elon Musk that carried a headline owner Patrick Soon-Shiong didn't like, a new rule was implemented: Prior to publishing opinion stories, headlines must be emailed to Soon-Shiong, where he can then choose to weigh in. www.status.news/p/los-angele...
The Times They Are A-Changin’
Staffers at the Los Angeles Times described to Status a demoralized publication depleted of its spirit in which employees are "confused," "offended," and "frustrated."
www.status.news
December 5, 2024 at 4:38 AM
Scoop: After the LA Times published a piece about Elon Musk that carried a headline owner Patrick Soon-Shiong didn't like, a new rule was implemented: Prior to publishing opinion stories, headlines must be emailed to Soon-Shiong, where he can then choose to weigh in. www.status.news/p/los-angele...
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Pour one out for Downtown Brooklyn’s lost alleys… dozens of them, with intriguing names like Nutria Alley, Leech Alley, Gothic Alley, Bugbee's Alley, Mumby's Alley and on & on. Many more than Manhattan. Gradually wiped out by the bridge, elevated trains and Robert Moses.
December 5, 2024 at 2:20 AM
Pour one out for Downtown Brooklyn’s lost alleys… dozens of them, with intriguing names like Nutria Alley, Leech Alley, Gothic Alley, Bugbee's Alley, Mumby's Alley and on & on. Many more than Manhattan. Gradually wiped out by the bridge, elevated trains and Robert Moses.