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In two recent opinions, the United States Supreme Court clarified the Patent Act’s fee-shifting standard for courts to award a prevailing party’s attorney’s fees in “exceptional” patent cases, including patent infringement lawsuits.

Agreements, such as a multi-tenant lease or promissory note, often have more than one obligor (also known as a “promisor”), and often include a provision that all obligors can be held jointly and severally liable in a breach of contract […]

Drought? What drought? There is certainly no “drought” in transactions. Since last we talked, Hoge Fenton attorneys have represented buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants in deals including 242,000 square feet. Has the lack of water impacted our real property clients? […]

New COBRA Notices The Department of Labor (DOL) released two new model notices regarding COBRA eligibility. The new notices inform eligible employees that, as an alternative to COBRA, they have the option to instead purchase coverage through the Affordable Health […]