William Lee
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Furtive Changes To Federal Health Data Threaten Admissibility
By William Lee, Ian Barlow and William Kershaw ( August 14, 2025, 4:39 PM EDT) -- Editor's note: Law360 welcomes opinionated commentary and debate in our Expert Analysis section. To submit op-eds or rebuttals, or to speak to an editor about submissions, please email expertanalysis@law360.com.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too. A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
Furtive Changes To Federal Health Data Threaten Admissibility
ADVERTISEMENT Don't want ads? Subscribe or login now. By William Lee, Ian Barlow and William Kershaw ( August 14, 2025, 4:39 PM EDT) -- Editor's note: Law360 welcomes opinionated commentary and debate in our Expert Analysis section. To submit op-eds or rebuttals, or to speak to an editor about submissions, please email expertanalysis@law360.com.... A Law360 subscription puts you at the center of fast-moving legal issues, trends and developments so you can act with speed and confidence.
Google Victory Is First Step to Address Patent Damages Imbalance | JD Supra
Patents are a mutually beneficial agreement between inventors and the government. Each side makes concessions in service of their own, and the greater, good. It’s a careful balance, where policy and rules that are too permissive or too restrictive of inventors’ rights reduce the societal value of patents. For years, this balance has been broken due to a judicial backslide that has allowed patent infringement damages awards to far exceed inventions’ true values.
U.S. v. Education
Categories: The Trump administration will stop at nothing to crush dissent March 26, 2025 The detainment of Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil represents an alarming meeting of pro-Zionist and anti-immigrant rhetorics that have become normalized in American politics. It is particularly alarming to see educational institutions become the first battleground in a new push against dissent.
Song and Class Struggle in ‘Three Penny Opera’
Performers directly confronted audience members for their complicity in poverty at Fordham Theatre’s Mainstage production of “Three Penny Opera.” Before the (metaphorical) curtain raised, “Three Penny Opera” subverted theatre conventions. Players warmed up on and in front of the stage as attendees entered the auditorium, sometimes greeting friends as they took their seats.
Fordham Theology Hosts Baldwin Expert
Assistant Professor of Religion at Colorado College Christopher W. Hunt brought a new view of James Baldwin’s religion and queerness in a conversation hosted by Fordham Theology at McNally Amphitheatre on Feb. 20. Hunt’s talk centered around his newly released monograph “Jimmy’s Faith: James Baldwin, Disidentification, and the Queer Possibilities of Black Religion.” The discussion was moderated by Rufus Burnett Jr., associate professor of systematic theology.
Hong Kong Stock Exchange Expands Paperless Regime: What You Need To Know From An Offshore Perspective
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Hong Kong Stock Exchange expands paperless regime: What you need to know from an offshore perspective
Key takeaways HKSE-listed companies must update constitutional documents to allow for hybrid meetings and e-voting under new rules Companies must implement necessary changes by their first annual general meeting following July 1, 2025 Benefits include better participation through remote access, instant voting, reduced costs and environmental improvements The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited ("HKSE") has recently concluded its consultation on "Proposals to Further Expand the Paperless...
Ron Johnson, William Lee, Steve Daines, James Lankford, Josiah Presley
On today's program: Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator from Wisconsin, gives an update on Senate’s discussions regarding budget reconciliation options. William “Dean” Lee, retired Vice Admiral of the United States Coast Guard, reacts to the leadership change at the top of the U.S. Coast Guard as well as President Trump’s commitment to reinstate service members who were dismissed for objecting to the Covid vaccine mandate.
Puerto Rico is Chained in Silence
While the United States recovers from a heavily polarized election with a disappointing result that will threaten people around the world, Puerto Rico reckons with a substandard governor-elect who ran on archaic narratives. Although many were dissatisfied by both candidates in the U.S. election, Juan Dalmau offered Puerto Ricans a small glimmer of hope in their election.
Halal Worker Stabbed Outside Campus
After Ayman Moustafa, a worker at the halal cart outside of Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus was stabbed by an unidentified man on Oct. 10, members of the Fordham community voiced their support for Moustafa. Moustafa suffered a minor injury to his left arm, but otherwise remains unharmed. Despite the incident, he continued serving food within an hour after the attack.
BREAKING: Halal Worker Stabbed Outside Lincoln Center
Categories: Ayman Moustafa was stabbed while working at the halal cart at approximately 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 10 October 11, 2024 At approximately 11:30 p.m. on Oct. 10, an unidentified man stabbed Ayman Moustafa, a worker at the halal cart outside of Fordham’s Lincoln Center campus. Moustafa claimed the assailant came around the back of the halal cart and attempted to enter. He told the individual not to enter the cart, and in response, the man revealed a knife.
Failure To Use Apportionment Has Distorted Patent Damages
By William Lee and Mark Lemley (October 3, 2024, 3:06 PM EDT) -- Patents can contribute to economic value. But when patent owners sue for alleged patent infringement, it's all too easy for them to overclaim, pointing to the feature they claim to have invented and inviting courts and juries to discount everything else that makes a commercial product valuable.... Law360 is on it, so you are, too.
The Broken Balance: How “Built-in Apportionment” and the Failure to Apply Daubert Have Distorted Patent Infringement Damages | JD Supra
The United States patent system is designed to be a balance: in exchange for the inventor disclosing their invention to the public, pa-tentees are granted exclusive rights to that invention for a period of time. This ensures that patentees are adequately compensated for their innovation and society at large benefits from the patent’s disclosure. This balance is now broken.
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