Legal Articles & Updates
2012 New JOBS Act makes a number of changes to federal securities laws and regulations.
2011
Debunking the Grassy Knoll Theory of Business Method Patents
Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform: Do you know who your broker is?
The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 Update
Down(loaded) and Dyslexic? The Difference Between "No" and "On"
The Old Bad is No Longer the New Bad: Inequitable Conduct Gets an Extreme Makeover
Mr. Haughey Got Caught With His Hand in the "Copy" Jar
Oklahoma Legislature Provides Some Guidance in the Emerging Field of Wind Energy
The Application of Statutes of Limitations in Arbitration
Little Lime(Wire) with Your Copy? In a Virtual Den of Copyright Thieves
It Ain't Over 'til It's Over . . . Maybe: Calculating Patent Term Limits
Sudden Unintended Acceleration: It Ain’t Rocket Science . . . or Is It?
GableGotwals launches employment law and insurance law blogs
Pay No Attention to the Man behind the Curtain: What Constitutes “Use” of a Patented System?
Was your home previously a meth lab?
Patently Indecent Exposure: Preventing Invention Exhibitionism
Process or Principle? A Look at What Makes a Method “Patent-Eligible”
2010
UPDATE: Tax Relief, Unemployment Insurance Reauthorization and Job Creation Tax Relief Act of 2010
It’s a Jungle in There: Running Afoul of Restrictive Terms in Software Licenses
Originality is Great, but Plagiarism is Faster: Holding Back the Rising Tide of Trade Secret Thefts
Paper, Scissors, Rock: How a Professor’s Pen Smashed Stanford University’s Piece of the Rock
Changes to Oklahoma Water Law Perhaps on the Horizon
Patent Holders Get the Stilt and End Up Bow-Tied: The Patent Marking Conundrum
‘Schedules of Use’ for Appropriated Streamwater: What Every Municipality Should Know
2010 Federal Health Care Reform Legislation Memorandum
Southwestern Bell Property Tax Case - Do Intangibles Add Up to Uncertainties?
The New Accountant Client Privilege in Oklahoma: Don’t Count on Its Protection
Delaware Chancery Court Decision Authorizes Expanded Use of Poison Pills
2009
Recent Ninth Circuit Decision Could Significantly Expand Registrants' Potential Liability for Exhibits to Exchange Act Filings
Recent Decision Highlights Potential Liability to Officers who Sign Negotiable Instruments on Behalf of Companies
A Recent Decision by the Oklahoma Supreme Court May Affect Real Estate Brokers and Agents
Whether by Land, Sea or Fashion Runway, GABLEGOTWALS IP Attorneys Have It Covered
