Attorney J. Mason Williams IV judging at the Brevard County Bar Association’s High School Mock Trial competition on February 7, 2013.
For over four years our economy has lay dormant in the gutter. Jobs are scarce and the few that are available offer low paying salaries with lousy company benefits. We keep hearing the golden age ended. No more pensions, plush company outings and other employee perks that were once taken for granted, shall […]
By: Dan Pierron Infringement suits filed by Non-Practicing Entities/Patent Trolls are old news. In reading articles and comment boards on such suits, it seems the criticisms of the NPE tend to fall into one of two categories: that those who do not participate in the marketplace should not be able to benefit from patent […]
Your company has decided to conduct an audit to take inventory of its intellectual assets (IA), and has an idea of the level of abstraction at which it will identify those assets. So where should the company start seining for IA information? The following tips may be helpful.
By: Tyler Hampy Although you may think that Facebook “friends” aren’t really the same thing as real-life friends, the ethical guidelines for lawyers and judges do not make such a distinction. Even though different jurisdictions have taken slightly different approaches with respect to judges using online social networks, the trend is all the […]
January 29, 2013 Contact: Scott Widerman FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tel. 321-255-2332 Email: scott@legalteamusa.com Widerman Malek, PL Obtains $3 million Judgment Widerman Malek, PL is proud to announce that it has obtained a judgment in excess of $3 million in favor of the Glass Building Condominium Association, Inc. The case arose due […]
We offer a competitive salary and benefits package to all employees. Some of our benefits include the following: Comprehensive medical and dental plan Short and long term disability Life insurance Participation in pension plan and 401k plan Business casual atmosphere with casual Fridays Bar Association dues and continuing legal education (CLE) expenses Paid holidays […]
By: Dan Pierron Although frequently an option of last resort, filing a patent infringement lawsuit is the most direct and aggressive manner of enforcing a patent. By filing a lawsuit in federal court, you can command a response from an otherwise unresponsive party, stand up to an unreasonable and uncooperative party, or demonstrate […]
