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Even after changes, Tempe neighborhood opposes low income housing
Author/Featured: Manjula Vaz
Issue: June 5, 2012
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Creative Negotiations Secure Client Rights
Our client wanted to license patented technology from a very large public company but didn’t want to be burdened by royalty obligations unless the licensor would enforce its patents against competitors. The licensor initially refused any enforcement obligations claiming it wanted to license the technology to others on standard terms, but with some careful negotiating we convinced the licensor’s attorneys to accept a side letter agreement with enforcement obligations. It soon became apparent the licensor was not going to pursue enforcement efforts against competitors so our client stopped paying royalties. The licensor responded with a series of letters demanding royalty payments and threatening litigation, but their failure to comply with the side letter meant they had breached a specifically-negotiated obligation which dramatically undermined their claims.
Insider: Forum is Exhibit A on primary
Author/Featured: Grady Gammage Jr.
Issue: May 10, 2012
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Push is on for Open Primary in Arizona
Author/Featured: Grady Gammage Jr.
Issue: May 9, 2012
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50 State Bar Members Donate Their Time to Make a Difference
Author/Featured: Lindsey Jackson
Issue: May 8, 2012
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