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Allison Dunn

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Ohio, Toledo
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Senior Reporter @ALMMedia @lawdotcom. Formerly of @toledonews @FindlayCourier @NW_Signal. Send tips, tricks, and dog photos: 646-670-7482 aldunn@alm.com

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I am an award-winning journalist with nearly 10 years of experience. I cover breaking news and the criminal justice system in northwest Ohio. I interview defendants, victims of crime, attorneys, police officers, and other involved in the legal community. I analyze complex legal decisions and maintain a database of trending criminal activity.

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Baker Botts' Biopharma Client Sues Former In-House Attorney, Others Alleging Extortion Scheme

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Judge Rejects Company's Attempt to Boot Former Lewis Rice Counsel From Representing Competitor

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By Allison Dunn Verified
| Law.com Verified
A federal judge in Missouri this week declined to boot an NLJ 500 firm from defending an orthodontic appliance manufacturer in a trademark dispute, finding that the defense counsel's former client, who is now the plaintiff, likely knew of the firm's involvement well before the lawsuit was filed.
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Brooks Sports Asks Federal Court to Weigh In on Patent Dispute Against PUMA | Law.com Original

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By Allison Dunn Verified
| Law.com Verified
Two leading athletic shoe companies are running to a federal court in Virginia to decide on a latest patent dispute on the backdrop of an ever-growing list of litigation. On Tuesday, counsel with Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner filed a declaratory judgement action in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on behalf of Brooks Sports against the German-based footwear company, PUMA.
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