Bartko Articles

C. Griffith Towle is the Moderator at the Annual International Franchise Association’s Legal Symposium

C. Griffith Towle moderates the speech entitled Franchise Litigation — Frequently Arising Issues in Litigation.

Ben Riley Publishes Article in ABA Litigation Magazine on Direct Examination

The Winter 2015 edition of the ABA Litigation Magazine features an article by Ben Riley on “How Not to Regret Your Direct – Exploring the Human Story.” In the article sent to all United States ABA litigation members, Riley provides […]

C. Griffith Towle Co-Authors Article In The Franchising (& Distribution) Currents Section of ABA Franchise Law Journal

C. Griffith Towle co-authored the following PDF article in the Franchising (& Distribution) Currents section of the ABA Franchise Law Journal, Volume 34, Number 4, Spring 2015. The Franchising (& Distribution) Currents section is a detailed review of recent franchise […]

How Not to Regret Your Direct: Exploring the Human Story

Winter 2015 – How often do we look back and wonder whether we could have done things better, worked harder, been clearer, obtained a better result? Especially with those trial skills we don’t often get to practice. Presenting a powerful […]

Restoring CMIA’s Intended Balance

California’s Confidentiality of Medical Information Act (CMIA), Civil Code section 56 et seq., carefully balances obligations to handle and dispose of medical information in a manner preserving confidentiality with patients’ CMIA rights of action for nominal or actual damages. Disruption […]

Michael D. Abraham Publishes Article in California Health Law News on Restoring California’s CMIA Balance

The Winter 2015 edition of California Health Law News (a Publication of the California Society for Healthcare Attorneys), Volume XXXIII, Issue 1, features an article by Michael D. Abraham on “Restoring CMIA’s Intended Balance.” View a PDF of the article.

C. Griffith Towle Spoke at a Recent Webinar Regarding Proving Irreparable Harm in Lanham Act Cases

C. Griffith Towle spoke at a recent webinar regarding proving irreparable harm in Lanham Act cases after the Supreme Court’s decisions in eBay and Winter.

Injunction Relief in Lanham Act Cases Post-Herb Reed

Spring 2016 – Motions for preliminary injunctive relief are routinely sought in cases involving claims for trademark infringement. For many years, once a moving party established a likelihood of success on the merits, irreparable harm was presumed and an injunction […]

Bartko Bunzel Report: The Line Between Bio and Technology

The question of what the biotechnology industry can patent ripened into a broad industry debate after two landmark Supreme Court decisions – Mayo Collaborative Servs v. Prometheus Labs., Inc. (2012) and Alice Corp. v. CLS Bank International (2014). Their collective […]

C. Griffith Towle Publishes Article in the ABTL Report on Injunction Relief in Lanham Act Cases Post-Herb Reed

The Spring 2016 edition of the ABTL Report – Northern California, Volume 24, No. 3, features an article by C. Griffith Towle on “Injunction Relief in Lanham Act Cases Post-Herb Reed.” View a PDF of the article.