“Can they search my phone at the airport?” White-collar defense attorneys and in-house counsel often hear this question from clients whose conduct may be under government scrutiny, even when the ...
Baker Botts was pleased to sponsor the 14th edition of the Global Antitrust Hot Topics: EU, US & Global Perspectives, one of the premier gatherings in the EU competition law community. The September ...
Baker Botts L.L.P., a leading international energy, technology, and life sciences law firm, helped secure a ruling for Anker Innovations Ltd. fully eliminating a $13,638,219 patent damages award. The ...
Baker Botts has represented CenterPoint Energy and its predecessors for more than 100 years. The firm’s Capital Markets team handles sophisticated debt and equity offerings for issuers and investment ...
Baker Botts L.L.P., a leading international energy, technology, and life sciences law firm, represented CenterPoint Energy Resources Corp. (“CERC”) in its cash tender offers to purchase senior notes ...
Does Using AI Waive Privilege? What Litigators Need to Know Now Maggie Welsh; Ariel D. House AI Counsel Code host Maggie Welsh talks with Ariel House about the emerging legal rules and AI in ...
Baker Botts special Jason Wilcox examines the vulnerabilities arising from the integration of AI and cloud-based platforms in advanced manufacturing and discusses protocols companies can implement to ...
The past few months have been sweet for trade dress plaintiffs. This summer, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York issued a significant decision in Van Leeuwen Ice ...
The Rise of Dupe Culture “Dupe culture” is a consumer movement in which shoppers openly seek and promote lower-cost alternatives to premium branded products. For brand owners, the trend presents a ...
Baker Botts is proud to sponsor the 2026 Houston Minerals & NonOp Assembly. This is a premier energy industry conference that brings together more than 450 senior executives, investors, mineral owners ...
Baker Botts partner Stuart Jordan revisits pay-when-paid provisions in light of new Cassation rulings from Qatar and Abu Dhabi, which show that conditional payment terms can no longer be used to ...
MSN clarified the application of obviousness-type double patenting in the context of patent term adjustment, a new question has e ...
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