Gaston Kroub
Above the Law
New York, NY, United States
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Houston Again Promises To Launch Litigation Funding Discussion
One of the things that makes litigation funding so interesting, of course, is the continued innovation in the space. → Read More
Stripes For All After Verdict In Thom Browne Trial
Thom Browne will likely continue to press as much juice from its victory fruit as possible. → Read More
California Dreaming
It will be interesting to see how the impact of this decision reverberates. → Read More
2023 IP Futures Bets
For our purposes, the multistage event of interest will be developments in the IP world in 2023. → Read More
3 Good Things About 2022
Take a small slice of the downtime that the holiday season presents to think about the three things in the past year that you are grateful for. → Read More
Delaware Disclosure Dance
The changes to Rule 7.1 disclosure have led to the recent drama roiling the patent litigation world. → Read More
3 Questions For An IP Trial Lawyer And New Boutique Founding Partner (Part II)
The vision and spirit of IP lawyers like Jennifer Wu help propel the IP slice of the profession forward. → Read More
3 Questions For An IP Trial Lawyer And New Boutique Founding Partner (Part I)
A chat with Jennifer Wu, a new name partner of Groombridge, Wu, Baughman & Stone LLP. → Read More
3 Questions For A Delaware Litigator And Court Commentator (Part II)
This court commentator is a practicing attorneys, not a reporter. He has a better idea of when a decision is significant and when it’s not. → Read More
3 Questions For A Delaware Litigator And Court Commentator (Part I)
Andrew Russell's coverage of the fast-changing developments in a popular patent jurisdiction have been both enlightening and indispensable. → Read More
Free Publicity, With Drake And 21 Savage
It is hard to argue that the Vogue vamping strategy was anything other than a resounding success. Even at the cost of a lawsuit. → Read More
All In A Name
Having litigated dozens of patent cases over the past 20 years, I thought I had seen it all, at least in terms of the variety of motions that can be presented. But I was wrong ... → Read More
Difficult Do-Overs
Ultimately, this case is a good reminder of just how complicated big-ticket patent litigation can be. → Read More
Discovery Border Control
Which judge continues to be asked to act as a ‘discovery border control agent’ in jurisdictional disputes for patent cases? → Read More
Smoking Out Infringers
For Solo Stove, the hope is undoubtedly that their filing against BonStove will pay dividends by not only getting BonStove off the market, but also by sending a message to other infringers that they mess with Solo Stove’s IP portfolio at their own risk. → Read More
3 IP Takeaways From The 2022 LF Dealmakers Forum
It remains important for IP lawyers and their clients to remain realistic about what the actual chances of securing funding are. → Read More
Playing Both Sides
The phenomenon of playing both sides in patent litigation is a little less pronounced in the pharmaceutical context, though that has been changing. → Read More
Marching In
It was interesting to see a recent decision involving the Bayh-Dole Act in a patent case involving the United States as a defendant. → Read More
Value Creation In IP
At least one nonpracticing entity has generated success by coming at the challenge of generating licensing revenue in a different way. → Read More
3 Questions For An IP Associate Turned Legal Recruiting Entrepreneur (Part II)
There's great promise here, particularly for IP associates looking to take ownership over their careers. → Read More