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Keurig Walls Off the Garden by Shutting Out Third Party K-cups

by rniemei | Apr 2, 2014 | Commentary, Legal/Tech News, Technology

Keurig, the single serve coffee machine produced by Green Mountain, is nearly ubiquitous in offices, homes, and schools around the country. The device rose to popularity on the back of the K-cup, the single serve pods produced by Green Mountain that allowed a single...

Nortel Patent Failure Returns to Haunt Google

by rniemei | Nov 8, 2013 | Cases, Commentary, Legal/Tech News, Technology

Last week on October 31st, a nightmare scenario that Google hoped to avoid came to pass. Attorneys for Rockstar Consortium filed suit in the Eastern District of Texas against Google and seven handheld device makers that employ Google’s Android operating system...

Samsung’s Potential Preemptive Strike to Avoid iPad Infringement

by aveglia | Nov 27, 2011 | Cases, Commentary, Legal/Tech News, Technology

Apple’s litigious business strategy has been the source of discussion in the past, and the company seems to be continuing that trend in the iPad context. Android-based devices appear to be the biggest threat to Apple’s market share dominance, and new competitors...

Is a Computer Better Than You at Negotiating?: The Use and Usefulness of Online Dispute Resolution

by anickow | Oct 12, 2011 | Commentary, Legal/Tech News, Technology | 1 comment

My first semester of law school, our torts professor explained to the class that we were training for a career in which we would essentially become nothing more than very expensive transaction costs. I’m pretty sure her intention with this comment was to cut short a...
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