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Byline: Sydney Poppe A Jacksonville, Florida, man has been awarded $100,000 in a malicious prosecution lawsuit against Columbia police officers. In a verdict reached June 9 in Boone County Circuit [...]

Byline: Sydney Poppe A Jacksonville, Florida, man has been awarded $100,000 in a malicious prosecution lawsuit against Columbia police officers. In a verdict reached June 9 in Boone County Circuit [...]

Byline: Sydney Poppe A Jacksonville, Florida, man has been awarded $100,000 in a malicious prosecution lawsuit against Columbia police officers. In a verdict reached June 9 in Boone County Circuit [...]

Byline: Sydney Poppe A Jacksonville, Florida, man has been awarded $100,000 in a malicious prosecution lawsuit against Columbia police officers. In a verdict reached June 9 in Boone County Circuit [...]

Byline: Sydney Poppe ST. LOUIS -- Employees at all four University of Missouri campuses will be allowed to keep guns in their vehicles while on campus after the UM System [...]

Byline: Sydney Poppe and Emily Leiker The UM System Board of Curators unanimously approved the naming of MU football's new indoor practice facility in a special meeting Thursday. Stephens Indoor [...]

Byline: Sydney Poppe Missouri's Health Department wants to roll out new guidelines to help schools and increase vaccination rates, the agency's new director said Thursday. 'I desperately want us to [...]

Authored by Matthew Poppe and Anthony Tartaglio. Order Granting in Part and Denying in Part Motion to Dismiss, Henry Schein, Inc. v. Cook, et al., 16-cv-03166-JST (Judge Jon Tigar) One [...]

Order Regarding Discovery Dispute Joint Report #1, VIA Tech., Inc. v. ASUS Computer Int'l et al., Case No. 14-cv-3586 (Magistrate Judge Howard Lloyd) There is a tension in many IP [...]

Byline: Erin Poppe Veterinary Medicine announces new executive associate dean The College of Veterinary Medicine recently found a new executive associate dean in Bonnie Rush, the K-State Veterinary Health Center's [...]

The Obama Administration's focus on criminal trade secret prosecutions under the Economic Espionage Act (EEA) highlights the legal complexities at the murky intersection between criminal and civil jurisprudence in trade [...]

On November 17, 2015, the Sixth Circuit held in an unpublished opinion that 'confidential' information that does not otherwise qualify as a trade secret may nevertheless be protected contractually in [...]

In January of this year, we noted that trade secret protection has lately been on the minds of lawmakers in Washington, and that federal trade secret legislation was very close [...]

Byline: Erin Poppe For 25 years the Entomology Department has been fighting termites. This week they started placing bait traps outside of the building. The traps work by luring the [...]

Byline: Erin Poppe photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Yesterday, a cold as bitter as the Manhattan weather swept the world when South African President Jacob Zuma announced the death of [...]

Trade secrets cases often involve intrigue and juicy facts, like departing employees downloading thousands of computer files under cover of darkness. But given that such claims often turn on disputed [...]

French Fragrances quietly settled a lawsuit last month accusing it of participating in an inventory-swapping scheme with defunct perfume distributor Model Imperial. As part of the settlement, Miami Lakes-based French […]

MIAMI _ Unlike its debut last year when Comdex Miami had four vendors sharing space with a flea market, this year's computer trade show appears robust. There are a dozen […]

MIAMI _ At a time when many American workers' paychecks are barely growing, technically proficient executives, managers, analysts and programmers are enjoying soaring wages and rising demand for their services. […]

MIAMI _ Ending years of impassioned rivalry, Apple Computer signed a broad agreement with nemesis Microsoft Corp. Wednesday that calls for the two companies to work together on software and […]

MIAMI _ Three Columbia HCA Healthcare Corp. executives have been indicted on charges they conspired to defraud the Medicare program while working at Fawcett Memorial Hospital in Port Charlotte, Fla., […]

MIAMI _ Computer billionaire Bill Gates visited Miami Beach on Tuesday, preaching the Microsoft gospel to several hundred of the company's Latin American distributors and business partners. It was an […]

There's a television commercial featuring comedian Denis Leary stalking past a group of young people surfing the Internet on their laptop computers. He stops to ask several what they're doing. […]

MIAMI LAKES, Fla. _ Precision Response Corp. investors have enjoyed a very merry 1996, as the company's shares soared after an initial public offering of stock in July. Now, company […]

According to the authors' abstract of an article published in Journal of Virology, "The (alkylamino) piperidine bis(heteroaryl)piperizines (AAP-BHAPs) are a new class of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1)-specific inhibitors [...]

The article presents steps for supporting a root cause analysis and committing to organizational accountability which includes selecting a team, keeping the analysis confidential, and practicing organizational values.

The article deals with the challenges encountered by small business owners in applying for loans under a federal emergency relief program launched by the U.S. government to help small businesses retain workers or rehire those that were laid off amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Topics covered include number of loans that banks had already processed by nine in the morning on April 3, 2020 and factors contributing to lack of preparedness among banks for an efficient response to borrowers.

The article reports the indictment by U.S. special counsel Robert S. Mueller III in July 2018 of 12 Russian intelligence officers over their alleged hacking of the Democratic National Committee and the 2016 presidential campaign of Democrat Hillary Clinton. Also cited are the scheduled meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin in Finland, and the comment of U.S. deputy attorney general Rod J. Rosenstein on the developments.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles such as "Mistreating Ben Bernanke, the Man Who Saved the Economy" by Mortimer Zuckerman in the July 26, 2013 issue, "Those Hospital Rankings Could Use a Healthy Dose of Skepticism" by Ezekiel J. Emanuel and Andrews Steinmetz in the July 25, 2013 issue, and "Damage Control at Fortress IRS" by Peggy Noonan in the July 27, 2013 issue.