This week’s been mostly litigation with a little patent prosecution. The litigation is almost all public record, whereas the patent stuff is secret until published. Let’s look at litigation:
- verified a complaint and arranged for service on the bodega buyer who skipped on the second half of payments (Waterbury Superior Court);
- counseled clients in an increasingly big Federal lawsuit, in New Haven Federal District Court, which has metastasized from simple copyright complaint to something entirely other;
- e-mail to plaintiff’s counsel in another potential copyright case;
- opposing a motion to dismiss one of the defendants in a business purchase gone wrong (Bridgeport Superior Court);
- e-mails and conference with arbiter and opposing counsel in a Miami arbitration about commercial fraud;
- arranged for service of complaint on business partner in an underhanded business breakup (New Haven Superior Court);
- reviewed discovery requests in the bad business purchase case;
- filed motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction in a pretty weird commercial loan collection case (New Haven Superior Court);
- finalizing Rule 26(f) report in that sprawling Connecticut Federal case;
- finalize scheduling order for plaintiff in commercial product warranty case (Milford Superior Court);
- research law on malicious prosecution claims in Florida or Connecticut.
Not too busy; could have fit in twice the work.
