December 24, 2015 GS2LAW
GS2Law in New York Post in Hasidic Fashion Dispute
Michael Steinmetz of GS2Law was selected to represent the Defense in one of the most prominent fashion lawsuits in the Hasidic community. The New York Post in its article quoted court filings of Michael Steinmetz that the lawsuit is an “ambush” of a legitimate business. The case continues. Read More
November 11, 2015 GS2LAW, Intellectual Property, Patent
John Lane on AIA – Part 2
Prior use With respect to prior public uses and sales, evidence of such usage or sales anywhere in the world may potentially qualify as patent defeating prior art as contrasted with the old US statute where only uses and sales occurring within the US could qualify. The statutory language encompassing relevant prior art is also inclusive in nature as prior art that is ‘otherwise available...Read MoreOctober 27, 2015 GS2LAW, Intellectual Property, Patent
John Lane on AIA – Part 1
Background to the America Invents Act Much has been said and written about the ‘America Invents Act’ or AIA, which has introduced the most profound and sweeping changes to the patent laws of the United States of America, since the modern day patent statute was codified in 1952, through Title 35 of the United States Code (USC). Many of the substantive features of the AIA have been...Read MoreSeptember 30, 2015 GS2LAW, Intellectual Property, Patent, Publicity
Lane Published on AIA in Lexis UK
John Lane, the leading Lexis UK contributing author on intellectual property and information technology, published a 2 part article on The America Invents Act spanning issues such as: Background to the America Invents Act The AIA in comparison to European practice Post Grant Review and Inter Partes Review (IPR) ‘First to file’ or ‘First inventor to file’ principle, and...Read MoreJune 26, 2015 Freedom of Speech, GS2LAW, Press
GS2Law in Newsweek Over MTA Adverts
Rob Garson was asked to comment in Newsweek on the MTA’s retroactive decision to ban a pro-muslim advertisement. Garson said the MTA has “decided to use a sledgehammer to crack a nut.” “They don’t want to be making these tough decisions…. Its much easier to put things into an all or nothing situation from their policing perspective,” … “It would it be nice if every...Read More
Rob Garson Presents This World Award to Newt Gingrich
Rob Garson of GS2Law presenting a This World Values award to Newt Gingrich – 2015 Read MoreRob Garson – Sky Sports News HQ
Rob Garson of GS2Law commenting on the FIFA-CONCAF indictment on Sky Sports News HQ. Read MoreMay 12, 2015 Freedom of Speech, GS2LAW, Press
GS2Law comments in Newsweek Over MTA
There have been moves by the MTA to limit the content of advertisements that appear on its properties. In a Newsweek article Rob Garson of GS2Law commented that the MTA’s policy “could sanitize satire within the commercial context. As long as you’re saying, ‘Go and buy this,’ that’s fine. But if you’re saying, ‘Our shoes ar large, therefore de Blasio might not like them,’ that could fall...Read More
April 15, 2015 GS2LAW, Uncategorized