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- Blog: The Nickel ReportTexas Water Development Board Releases Proposed Flood Mitigation Funding Rules for Public CommentPosted on November 21, 2019 by Lydia González GromatzkyAfter conducting a “listening tour” in 14 cities across the state, the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) has recently released proposed new rules for flood mitigation funding. The proposed rules implement new legislation and measures[1] adopted in the aftermath of recent notable flooding events experienced in Texas, including Hurricane Harvey, a storm that resulted in... The post Texas Water Development Board Releases Proposed Flood Mitigation Funding Rules for Public Comment appeared first on The Nickel Report. Continue Reading
- Blog: Antitrust UpdateUpdate: DOJ Announces It Will Move to Lower the Curtain on 70-Year-Old Paramount Consent DecreesPosted on November 18, 2019 by Timothy H. Gray, Robert P. LoBueLast October, we discussed the Department of Justice’s announcement that it would be revisiting the 1948 Paramount Consent Decrees, a series of movie-studio concessions and divestments resulting from a landmark antitrust prosecution, United States v. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 334 U.S. 131 (1948). Among other things, those decrees held unlawful the then-existing vertical integration of production [...]
- Blog: INGOTS: Raw Thoughts and Unpolished IdeasBusiness Model and Computer Program Will Soon be Patentable in ChinaPosted on March 30, 2017 by Spilman AdministratorWe recently received an informational white paper from our agents in China, Lynn Wang and Zhou Jiaxin at NTD Intellectual Property, with news about a change to make software and business methods patentable as long as certain conditions are met. … Continue reading →
