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Google acquires Motorola Mobility, faces antitrust lawsuit in Europe over search results

By Julie Beck | May 23, 2012

Everybody has their ups and downs.
$4 billion HP, Oracle lawsuit headed to trial

By Alanna Byrne | May 3, 2012

The claws are coming out in Oracle Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co.’s legal tussle over the Itanium microprocessor.
IP acquisitions and antitrust

By Logan Breed, Corey Roush, Leigh Oliver | May 2, 2012

Over the past several years, the technology industry has seen a sharp increase in patent-related litigation
Reviewing 5 of April’s top stories

By Alanna Byrne | April 27, 2012

The Dewey & LeBeouf saga, big oil lawsuits, age discrimination and more
Protecting corporate intellectual property from the inside

By Tom O'Connor, Gavin Manes | April 27, 2012

Companies go to great lengths to protect their intellectual property from competitors, but one of the biggest threats to their assets may be from their own employees.
Google chairman testified in IP infringement case

By Cathleen Flahardy | April 26, 2012

The trial is underway in the ongoing fight between Google and Oracle over the former’s use of the Java programming language in its Android software.
9 notable GCs in the news

By Alanna Byrne | April 20, 2012

Tracking some of the most-significant quotes from general counsel in the mainstream media
Trial in Oracle’s suit against Google begins

By Cathleen Flahardy | April 16, 2012

After two years, Oracle and Google are finally ready to go face to face in the courtroom over whether Google infringed on Oracle’s Android copyrights.
4th Circuit revives Rosetta Stone’s trademark case against Google

By Julie Beck | April 10, 2012

The 4th Circuit on Monday revived a trademark infringement case against Google that had been dead for about two years prior to the decision.
Lawsuit with Motorola causes Microsoft to move out of Germany

By Julie Beck | April 3, 2012

Microsoft is heading for the hills, fleeing Germany for fear of what an upcoming court ruling may do to its business.