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Supreme Court Depublishes Prop 65 Cereal Preemption Case
The California Supreme Court in October denied the Petition for Review of the Second District Court of Appeal’s opinion that a Proposition 65 suit concerning acrylamide in breakfast cereals was preempted by federal law. Although the trial court rejected this argument the cereal manufacturers successfully appealed to the Court of Appeals.
Lee N. Smith of Coleman & Horowitt to Participate in Water Quality/Water Law Conference in Sacramento
Lee N. Smith of our office will be participating in a Water Law and Regulations Conference in Sacramento on January 16, 2019. Mr. Smith will be discussing Water Quality issues in California. His talk will encompass the origins of water quality regulation, the relevant...
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MISTAKES INVENTORS MAKE WHEN DEALING WITH PATENT LAWYERS
Mistakes Inventors Make When Dealing with Patent Lawyers Download a PDF of the article here By Gary S. Shuster As an inventor with well over 150 issued U.S. Patents and a Harvard Law degree, I have a unique perspective on the inventor/lawyer relationship. I understand...