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Eric Alan Stone
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A partner in the Litigation Department and Deputy Chair of our Patent Litigation group, Eric Alan Stone focuses on patent litigation and litigation of commercial disputes, at trial and on appeal.
EXPERIENCE
PATENT LITIGATION
In the past few years, Eric has focused his patent practice principally in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical areas, including representing innovators under the Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act of 2009 and the Hatch-Waxman Act. Some of his matters include representing:
- Genentech in litigations involving the bispecific antibody HEMLIBRA® (emicizumab-kxwh), approved to treat Hemophilia A, the anti-PD-L1 antibody TECENTRIQ® (atezolizumab), the foundational Cabilly patent teaching methods of creating antibodies using recombinant DNA techniques, and chromatographic techniques to purify antibodies;
- Chugai Pharmaceuticals in IPR proceedings and in defending against generic-drug challenges;
- Cabaret Biotech Ltd. in an action defending the validity of Cabaret’s patent on a pathbreaking cancer therapy called CAR-T;
- Amgen in BPCIA litigation involving applications for FDA approval of biosimilars to Amgen’s NEULASTA® and NEUPOGEN®;
- Biogen in litigation regarding recombinant beta interferon;
- Vanda Pharmaceuticals in Hatch-Waxman litigation regarding proposed generic versions of Vanda’s FANAPT® (iloperidone) and HETLIOZ® (tasimelteon); and
- Craig Thompson, M.D., the President of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, in litigation regarding his work in cancer metabolism.
Eric is an adjunct professor at the New York University School of Law where he teaches patent litigation. Eric is also an author of a regular column for the New York Law Journal on intellectual property litigation.
COMMERCIAL LITIGATION
Eric is also a general commercial litigator, trying cases and representing clients in state and federal courts across the country, and arbitrations here and overseas. Significant representations include:
- The American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) in a trial to set the royalty for musical compositions played by the online service Pandora;
- Liz Elting, co-founder of TransPerfect Translations, in sanctions proceedings against her fellow co-founder based on his conduct before and during the litigation;
- The Alaska Retirement Management Board, trustee of Alaska’s public pension plans, in a suit against the state’s former actuary;
- IBM in employment litigation;
- Several private equity funds in litigation regarding the purchase or sale of portfolio companies, and in litigation for those portfolio companies; and
- A law firm in connection with allegations arising out of the settlement of pharmaceutical litigation.
PRO BONO LITIGATION
Eric is a Trustee of the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. His pro bono representations include:
- The New York City Board of Correction in connection with its Minimum Standards that govern the City's jails;
- A class of New York state's blind and severely visually impaired prison inmates in challenging the conditions of their confinement;
- Five binational, same-sex couples in challenging the constitutionality of the Defense of Marriage Act; and
- Persons living with HIV in actions for wrongful disclosure of their confidential medical information.
Eric was a notes and comments editor of the New York University Law Review and was elected to the Order of the Coif. Before law school, Eric participated in the New York City Urban Fellows program, working at the New York City Department of Correction.
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Intellectual Property Litigation: Recent Cases Address Whether ‘Embedding’ Is Copyright Infringement
- Jan 13, 2021
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Recent Cases Address Whether ‘Embedding’ Is Copyright Infringement
Litigation partners Eric Stone and Catherine Nyarady’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Recent Cases Address Whether ‘Embedding’ Is Copyright Infringement,” appeared in the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court To Decide Constitutionality of Appointment of PTAB Judges
- Nov 18, 2020
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court To Decide Constitutionality of Appointment of PTAB Judges
Litigation partners Eric Stone and Catherine Nyarady’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Supreme Court To Decide Constitutionality of Appointment of PTAB Judges, ” appeared in the November 18 issue of the New York Law…
Kraft Heinz to Sell Cheese Businesses to Groupe Lactalis in $3.2 Billion Deal
- Sep 15, 2020
- Client News
Kraft Heinz to Sell Cheese Businesses to Groupe Lactalis in $3.2 Billion Deal
Paul, Weiss is advising the Kraft Heinz Company in the $3.2 billion sale of its natural and cultured cheese businesses to Groupe Lactalis, a French multinational dairy products corporation.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court to Consider Petitions in Three Copyright Cases
- Sep 09, 2020
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court to Consider Petitions in Three Copyright Cases
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Supreme Court to Consider Petitions in Three Copyright Cases,” appeared in the September 9 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Judicial Review of PTAB Decisions Following Thryv v. Click-to-Call
- Jul 15, 2020
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Judicial Review of PTAB Decisions Following Thryv v. Click-to-Call
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Judicial Review of PTAB Decisions Following Thryv v. Click-to-Call,” appeared in the July 15 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Alexion Pharmaceuticals Completes Acquisition of Portola Pharmaceuticals
- Jul 02, 2020
- Client News
Alexion Pharmaceuticals Completes Acquisition of Portola Pharmaceuticals
Paul, Weiss advised Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in its acquisition of Portola Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on life-threatening blood-related disorders
Intellectual Property Litigation: Will En Banc Federal Circuit Address Assignor Estoppel?
- May 13, 2020
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Will En Banc Federal Circuit Address Assignor Estoppel?
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Will En Banc Federal Circuit Address Assignor Estoppel?” appeared in the May 13 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Alexion Pharmaceuticals to Acquire Portola Pharmaceuticals
- May 05, 2020
- Client News
Alexion Pharmaceuticals to Acquire Portola Pharmaceuticals
Paul, Weiss is advising Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. in its acquisition of Portola Pharmaceuticals Inc., a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on life-threatening blood-related disorders. Under the terms of the…
Chugai Pharmaceutical Secures Victory in Patent Appeals
- Apr 27, 2020
- Client News
Chugai Pharmaceutical Secures Victory in Patent Appeals
Paul, Weiss secured an appellate victory for Tokyo-based drug manufacturer Chugai Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd in a dispute regarding two Chugai patents for a simpler, less costly method of purifying antibodies.
Intellectual Property Litigation: SCOTUS and Ninth Circuit Set to Weigh In on Fair Use
- Mar 11, 2020
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: SCOTUS and Ninth Circuit Set to Weigh In on Fair Use
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “SCOTUS and Ninth Circuit Set to Weigh In on Fair Use, ” appeared in the March 11 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Can Use of a Generic Term in a Web Address Yield a Protectable Mark?
- Jan 16, 2020
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Can Use of a Generic Term in a Web Address Yield a Protectable Mark?
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Can Use of a Generic Term in a Web Address Yield a Protectable Mark?” appeared in the January 14 issue of the New York Law Journal.
A F/RAND Commitment Does Not Bar Injunctive Relief According to New DOJ, USPTO and NIST Policy Statement on Remedies for Standards-Essential Patents
- Dec 30, 2019
- Publications
A F/RAND Commitment Does Not Bar Injunctive Relief According to New DOJ, USPTO and NIST Policy Statement on Remedies for Standards-Essential Patents
In a new joint policy statement, the DOJ, USPTO and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) set forth the view that a patent holder’s commitment to offer a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory license for a…
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court to Decide Willful Trademark Infringement Issue
- Nov 13, 2019
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court to Decide Willful Trademark Infringement Issue
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Supreme Court to Decide Willful Trademark Infringement Issue,” appeared in the November 13 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: SCOTUS to Decide Copyrightability of Georgia Code Annotations
- Sep 12, 2019
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: SCOTUS to Decide Copyrightability of Georgia Code Annotations
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “SCOTUS to Decide Copyrightability of Georgia Code Annotations,” appeared in the September 11 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Standard for Showing When a Reference Is a ‘Printed Publication’
- Jul 19, 2019
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Standard for Showing When a Reference Is a ‘Printed Publication’
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Standard for Showing When A Reference Is a ‘Printed Publication’,” appeared in the July 10 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: 9th Cir. Cases Address Balance Between Trademark Protection, Free Speech
- May 14, 2019
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: 9th Cir. Cases Address Balance Between Trademark Protection, Free Speech
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “9th Cir. Cases Address Balance Between Trademark Protection, Free Speech,” appeared in the May 8 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Department of Labor Proposes New Joint Employer Standard
- Apr 05, 2019
- Publications
Department of Labor Proposes New Joint Employer Standard
The Department of Labor (“DOL”) issued a proposed rule on April 1, 2019, setting out a new four-factor test for determining whether a business is a “joint employer” under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”).
Department of Labor Proposes New Overtime Rule
- Mar 20, 2019
- Publications
Department of Labor Proposes New Overtime Rule
On March 7, 2019, the Department of Labor (“DOL”) issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“NPRM”) that would, if finalized, change the overtime exemption regulations for certain executive, administrative, and professional employees…
Intellectual Property Litigation: Federal Circuit May Decide Prior Art Estoppel Issue
- Mar 15, 2019
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Federal Circuit May Decide Prior Art Estoppel Issue
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Federal Circuit May Decide Art Estoppel Issue,” appeared in the March 13 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court and Federal Circuit May Soon Provide Further Guidance on Article III Standing to Appeal PTAB Decisions
- Nov 15, 2018
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court and Federal Circuit May Soon Provide Further Guidance on Article III Standing to Appeal PTAB Decisions
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Supreme Court and Federal Circuit May Soon Provide Further Guidance on Article III Standing to Appeal PTAB Decisions,” appeared in the …
Intellectual Property Litigation: Recent Opinions Address the Equitable Defense of Copyright Misuse
- Sep 12, 2018
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Recent Opinions Address the Equitable Defense of Copyright Misuse
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Recent Opinions Address the Equitable Defense of Copyright Misuse,” appeared in the September 12 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Genentech Wins Court Victory in Patent Dispute Over Hemophilia A Drug
- Aug 07, 2018
- Client News
Genentech Wins Court Victory in Patent Dispute Over Hemophilia A Drug
Paul, Weiss won a significant victory for Genentech, Inc. in litigation brought by Baxalta Inc. concerning Genentech’s HEMLIBRA®, a potentially life-changing treatment for hemophilia A.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Indefiniteness of Claim Terms Reciting a Term of Degree After ‘One-E-Way’ and ‘Sonix’
- Jul 11, 2018
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Indefiniteness of Claim Terms Reciting a Term of Degree After ‘One-E-Way’ and ‘Sonix’
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property column, “Indefiniteness of Claim Terms Reciting a Term of Degree After ‘One-E-Way’ and ‘Sonix,’” appeared in the July 11 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Determining the ‘Relevant Article of Manufacture’ in Assessing Design-Patent Damages
- May 10, 2018
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Determining the ‘Relevant Article of Manufacture’ in Assessing Design-Patent Damages
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Determining the ‘Relevant Article of Manufacture’ in Assessing Design-Patent Damages,” appeared in the May 9 issue of the New York Law …
Landmark Decision for Vanda Affirms That Innovations in Treatment Can Be Patented
- Apr 13, 2018
- Client News
Landmark Decision for Vanda Affirms That Innovations in Treatment Can Be Patented
Paul, Weiss secured a major appellate victory on behalf of Vanda Pharmaceuticals Inc. before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Guidance on What Constitutes a ‘Regular and Established Place of Business’
- Mar 16, 2018
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Guidance on What Constitutes a ‘Regular and Established Place of Business’
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Guidance on What Constitutes a ‘Regular and Established Place of Business,’” appeared in the March 14 issue of the New York Law Journal. …
Intellectual Property Litigation: Claim Drafting, Damages Apportionment In Multi-Component Product Cases
- Jan 12, 2018
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Claim Drafting, Damages Apportionment In Multi-Component Product Cases
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Claim Drafting, Damages Apportionment In Multi-Component Product Cases,” appeared in the January 11 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Proactive Evaluation of Sexual Harassment Prevention Policies
- Jan 05, 2018
- Publications
Proactive Evaluation of Sexual Harassment Prevention Policies
Recent highly publicized instances of alleged sexual harassment and sexual assault in the workplace have caused many employers to re-evaluate their sexual harassment policies and procedures
Intellectual Property Litigation: Courts Begin Applying Test for Copyright Eligibility of Design of a Useful Article
- Nov 14, 2017
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Courts Begin Applying Test for Copyright Eligibility of Design of a Useful Article
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's latest intellectual property litigation column, “Courts Begin Applying Test for Copyright Eligibility of Design of a Useful Article,” appeared in the November 8 issue of the New York…
Mitel Completes Acquisition of ShoreTel
- Sep 25, 2017
- Client News
Mitel Completes Acquisition of ShoreTel
Paul, Weiss represented Mitel Networks Corporation in its $531 million all-cash acquisition of Sunnyvale, California-based communications solutions company ShoreTel, Inc.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Should Patent Holder’s Misconduct Be Relevant to Inequitable Conduct?
- Sep 13, 2017
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Should Patent Holder’s Misconduct Be Relevant to Inequitable Conduct?
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Should Patent Holder’s Misconduct Be Relevant to Inequitable Conduct?” appeared in the September 13 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Federal Court Holds Department of Labor Overtime Exemption Rule Invalid
- Sep 08, 2017
- Publications
Federal Court Holds Department of Labor Overtime Exemption Rule Invalid
A district judge recently issued a final ruling striking down overtime eligibility changes implemented by the Department of Labor during President Obama’s administration. The changes, set to take effect last December, would have more …
Department of Labor Drops Defense of New Overtime Salary Threshold
- Aug 14, 2017
- Publications
Department of Labor Drops Defense of New Overtime Salary Threshold
In a stark reversal, the U.S. Department of Labor recently backed away from defending in court new thresholds that raised the minimum salary that full-time white-collar employees must earn to be exempt from overtime pay. The DOL also …
Courts of Appeals to Decide Boundaries of Fair Use in the Digital Age
- Jul 12, 2017
- Publications
Courts of Appeals to Decide Boundaries of Fair Use in the Digital Age
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Courts of Appeals to Decide Boundaries of Fair Use in the Digital Age,” appeared in the July 11 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Recent Cases Address Scope of Copyright Protection for Pre-1972 Recordings
- May 10, 2017
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Recent Cases Address Scope of Copyright Protection for Pre-1972 Recordings
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton’s and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column, “Recent Cases Address Scope of Copyright Protection for Pre-1972 Recordings,” appeared in the May 10 issue of the New York Law…
Court Strikes Condition Requiring Pro Bono Client to Discontinue Suboxone Treatment
- Apr 03, 2017
- Client News
Court Strikes Condition Requiring Pro Bono Client to Discontinue Suboxone Treatment
A Paul, Weiss pro bono client achieved victory in a case challenging a probation condition requiring him to discontinue medical-assisted treatment for opioid addiction.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Will SCOTUS Copyright Precedent Influence Upcoming Patent Decisions?
- Mar 09, 2017
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Will SCOTUS Copyright Precedent Influence Upcoming Patent Decisions?
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone’s latest intellectual property litigation column appeared in the March 8 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Delaware Supreme Court Affirms $7.1 Million Sanctions Award in Favor of Elizabeth Elting
- Feb 13, 2017
- Client News
Delaware Supreme Court Affirms $7.1 Million Sanctions Award in Favor of Elizabeth Elting
The Delaware Supreme Court upheld the court-ordered sale of TransPerfect Global, Inc. and unanimously affirmed the $7.1 million sanctions award in favor of Paul, Weiss client Elizabeth Elting.
Client Alert: U.S. Supreme Court to Review Rulings Regarding Inclusion of Class Action Waivers in Mandatory Arbitration Agreements Between Employers and Employees
- Jan 23, 2017
- Publications
Client Alert: U.S. Supreme Court to Review Rulings Regarding Inclusion of Class Action Waivers in Mandatory Arbitration Agreements Between Employers and Employees
On January 13, the Supreme Court agreed to review decisions from three federal appellate courts that reached different conclusions regarding whether class action waivers in mandatory arbitration agreements between employees and…
Intellectual Property Litigation: Claim Amendments – Who Should Bear the Burden of Proving (Un)patentability?
- Jan 11, 2017
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Claim Amendments – Who Should Bear the Burden of Proving (Un)patentability?
Litigation partners Lewis Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the January issue of the New York Law Journal.
Client Alert: District Court Issues Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Halting Implementation of Department of Labor’s New Overtime Rules
- Dec 02, 2016
- Publications
Client Alert: District Court Issues Nationwide Preliminary Injunction Halting Implementation of Department of Labor’s New Overtime Rules
The U.S. Department of Labor's final rule revising overtime exemption regulations for white-collar employees was set to take effect December 1. But a nationwide injunction last month blocking the rule leaves companies uncertain…
Qualcomm to Acquire NXP
- Oct 27, 2016
- Client News
Qualcomm to Acquire NXP
Paul, Weiss is representing wireless technology leader Qualcomm Incorporated in its agreement to acquire NXP Semiconductors for $47 billion.
Pro Bono Client Obtains Victory in Criminal Appeal
- Sep 12, 2016
- Client News
Pro Bono Client Obtains Victory in Criminal Appeal
After a Legal Aid Society client was convicted of disorderly conduct for publicly protesting in Times Square, Paul, Weiss joined the defense team appealing his conviction.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Willful Infringement, Damages and Attorney Fees in Patent Cases
- Sep 14, 2016
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Willful Infringement, Damages and Attorney Fees in Patent Cases
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the September 14 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Court Orders TransPerfect Co-CEO to Pay Paul, Weiss Client $7.1 Million in Sanctions
- Aug 24, 2016
- Client News
Court Orders TransPerfect Co-CEO to Pay Paul, Weiss Client $7.1 Million in Sanctions
Paul, Weiss client Elizabeth Elting and Phillip Shawe are the co-founders and co-CEOs of Transperfect Global, Inc., a leading document-translation and discovery-services company. Since 2014, they have been in litigation in…
Client Alert: Southern District of New York Decision Suggests Increasing Scrutiny of Electronic Agreements
- Aug 08, 2016
- Publications
Client Alert: Southern District of New York Decision Suggests Increasing Scrutiny of Electronic Agreements
On July 29, 2016, in Meyer v. Kalanick, Judge Rakoff of the Southern District of New York denied a motion to compel arbitration where the agreement to arbitrate was found in an electronic contract, concluding that the process by which …
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court Underscores Judicial Discretion in IP Cases
- Jul 19, 2016
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court Underscores Judicial Discretion in IP Cases
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the July 13 issue of the New York Law Journal. The article, titled "Supreme Court Underscores Judicial Discretion in IP Cases,"…
Client Alert: Supreme Court Rules That Limitations Period for Constructive-Discharge Claims Begins to Run When Employees Provide Notice of Their Resignation
- Jun 06, 2016
- Publications
Client Alert: Supreme Court Rules That Limitations Period for Constructive-Discharge Claims Begins to Run When Employees Provide Notice of Their Resignation
In Green v. Brennan, No. 14-613 (May 23, 2016), the Supreme Court held that, in constructive-discharge claims brought by federal employees under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the limitations period for the time…
Client Alert: The Department of Labor Announces Final Rule for Overtime Pay Exemptions Under the FLSA
- May 23, 2016
- Publications
Client Alert: The Department of Labor Announces Final Rule for Overtime Pay Exemptions Under the FLSA
On May 18, 2016, the Department of Labor (the "DOL") announced a final rule that revises overtime exemption regulations for certain executive, administrative, and professional employees ("white-collar employees") and highly…
Intellectual Property Litigation: Broad Access to Federal Courts for Intellectual Property Plaintiffs
- May 11, 2016
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Broad Access to Federal Courts for Intellectual Property Plaintiffs
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the May 11 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Patent Exhaustion, Vodka, Ranch Houses, Monkey Selfies
- Mar 10, 2016
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Patent Exhaustion, Vodka, Ranch Houses, Monkey Selfies
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the March 9 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Federal Circuit Addresses Weighty Constitutional Issues
- Jan 19, 2016
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Federal Circuit Addresses Weighty Constitutional Issues
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the January 13 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Laches Survives in Patent Cases; DMCA Takedown Notices and Fair Use
- Nov 18, 2015
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Laches Survives in Patent Cases; DMCA Takedown Notices and Fair Use
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the November 17 issue of the New York Law Journal.
California Court Dismisses Antitrust Claims Against Microsoft
- Sep 25, 2015
- Client News
California Court Dismisses Antitrust Claims Against Microsoft
The Superior Court of California dismissed an action brought over a decade earlier against Paul, Weiss client Microsoft Corporation. The dispute, brought by S. Jerrold Kaplan, co-founder of GO Corporation and GO Computer, a shell …
Intellectual Property Litigation: Federal Circuit Develops Law From Supreme Court Patent Rulings
- Sep 16, 2015
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Federal Circuit Develops Law From Supreme Court Patent Rulings
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the September 9 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Griffin-American Healthcare REIT III Joint Venture to Acquire Trilogy Health Services for $1.125 Billion
- Sep 15, 2015
- Client News
Griffin-American Healthcare REIT III Joint Venture to Acquire Trilogy Health Services for $1.125 Billion
Griffin-American Healthcare REIT III, Inc. (Griffin-American) announced that a joint venture formed between Griffin-American and NorthStar Healthcare Income Inc. agreed to acquire Trilogy Investors LLC, the parent company of…
Client Alert: Second Circuit Applies Highly Fact-Specific Primary Beneficiary Test to Determine Whether an Unpaid Intern Is an Employee under the FLSA
- Jul 10, 2015
- Publications
Client Alert: Second Circuit Applies Highly Fact-Specific Primary Beneficiary Test to Determine Whether an Unpaid Intern Is an Employee under the FLSA
In Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures, Inc., Nos. 13-4478-cv, 13-4481-cv (2d Cir. July 2, 2015), a closely-watched case involving unpaid interns, the Second Circuit recently issued an important opinion addressing the standard for …
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court Patent Rulings; Copyright Law and Attorney Fees
- Jul 09, 2015
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Supreme Court Patent Rulings; Copyright Law and Attorney Fees
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the July 8 issue of the New York Law Journal.
Intellectual Property Litigation: Fifty Percent Royalty Rate Affirmed Against Generic Manufacturer
- May 13, 2015
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: Fifty Percent Royalty Rate Affirmed Against Generic Manufacturer
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the May 12 issue of the New York Law Journal. The article, "Fifty Percent Royalty Rate Affirmed Against Generic Manufacturer,"…
Eric Stone Speaks About Biosimilars in U.S. Patent Disputes at Fordham IP Institute
- Apr 08, 2015
- Events
Eric Stone Speaks About Biosimilars in U.S. Patent Disputes at Fordham IP Institute
Litigation partner Eric Stone will participate in the 23rd Annual Fordham Intellectual Property Law & Policy Conference. Eric will be speaking on, "Biosimilars Come to the U.S.: An overview of how patent disputes are to be…
Intellectual Property Litigation: New Standard for Appellate Review of Patent Claim Construction
- Mar 10, 2015
- Publications
Intellectual Property Litigation: New Standard for Appellate Review of Patent Claim Construction
Litigation partners Lew Clayton and Eric Stone's Intellectual Property Litigation column appeared in the March 9 issue of the New York Law Journal. The article, "New Standard for Appellate Review of Patent Claim Construction,"…
Awards & Recognition
Paul, Weiss and Seven Lawyers Named as Top Patent Professionals by IAM Patent 1000
- Jul 20, 2020
- Awards
Paul, Weiss and Seven Lawyers Named as Top Patent Professionals by IAM Patent 1000
Paul, Weiss and litigation partners Nicholas Groombridge, Catherine Nyarady, Eric Stone, Jennifer Wu, David Ball, J. Steven Baughman and Kenneth Gallo were recognized as top patent professionals in the ninth edition of IAM Patent 1000 …
Paul, Weiss Honored at the 2014 Pro Bono Publico Awards
- Oct 08, 2014
- Awards
Paul, Weiss Honored at the 2014 Pro Bono Publico Awards
The Legal Aid Society (LAS) honored Paul, Weiss as a recipient of their 2014 Pro Bono Publico Awards for outstanding service to LAS and its clients. Every year, LAS recognizes the work of volunteer lawyers, law firms,…
Paul, Weiss Recognized in The American Lawyer for Record Settlement
- Sep 09, 2010
- Awards