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CFJ Amicus Brief Urges SCOTUS to Rule that Google's Android Infringes Oracle's Copyright
The following is a statement from Curt Levey, the Committee for Justice's president and one of the attorneys on the brief...
Curt Levey
Feb 20, 2020


Amicus Brief Filed in Google v. Oracle in Support of Oracle
Copyright cases do not call for a free-ranging search for the best copyright policy, but rather depends solely on statutory interpretation.
Ashley Baker
Feb 18, 2020


In Case You Missed It: Hottest Firms And Stories On Law360
The recent Texas state verdict that Title Source misappropriated proprietary data from former collaborator HouseCanary underscores the rise
Law360
Feb 8, 2020


Tuesday Round-Up
Ashley Baker discusses the impact of two recent Supreme Court decisions that have produced a “sea change in intellectual property litigation
SCOTUSblog
Feb 4, 2020


Texas Verdict Could Be Bellwether For Trade Secrets Litigation
For trade secrets law, 2019 was a formative year for both public knowledge and litigation trends. Due to extensive media coverage of Huawei
Expert Analysis in Law360
Feb 2, 2020


Why Do the Democrats Hate Citizens United So Much?
Contrary to popular belief, Citizens United did not let loose the dogs of corporate political warfare. As Committee for Justice President Cu
PJ Media
Jan 23, 2020


2019: The Year in Review
Last year, the Committee for Justice continued to play an influential role in holding judges and politicians accountable to the constitution
Ashley Baker
Jan 13, 2020


Tuesday Round-Up
In a Federalist Society podcast, Ashley Baker and Jennifer Huddleston discuss the implications of [Carpenter v. United States], in which the
SCOTUSblog
Nov 19, 2019


DOJ Sidesteps Supreme Court Battle Over Illegal Immigrant Teen Abortions
There could be another bite at the apple later. The current ruling is related to a preliminary injunction which, while binding the governmen
The Washington Times
Nov 14, 2019
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