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Articles in September, 2003 issue of Mondaq Business Briefing

• Prompt Action Required to Avoid Overwithholding for New York Nonresident Partners
• Going Private: The Best Option.
  by David Stockton
• Prior Art Found to Inherently Anticipate Even Where No Feature of the Claimed Invention Was Described.
  by David A. Gay
• Threats and Harassment - Legal Remedies When Staff Need Protection From Patients.
• A Bird In Hand Is Worth Several In The (Am) Bush!(ambush marketing)
  by Mohit Kapoor
• The Latest on the USPTO 21st Century Strategic Plan
• The U.S. Department of Labor Proposes Revisions to FLSA
  by G. P.Sykes
• Sweden Realizes the Potential of Biotechnology.
  by Kenneth R. Boehner
• Employee Satisfaction - The Key to a Successful Company.
• The Clear Skies Initiative
• Technology Commentaries California Raises the Bar on Data Security and Privacy
• EPA Determines that it Lacks Authority to Promulgate Climate Change Regulations
• Environmental legislative changes: September 2003.
  by John Taberner
• FACTORING IN CHINA 'SET TO BOOM' Factoring in China.
• Of Corporate Bondage: How Bondholders May Be Adversely Affected By The Bankruptcy Code.
• Making Your Intellectual Property Pay Off.
• Draft Mental Incapacity Bill
• Seclusion After the Human Rights Act: Important New Court Guidance
• Un-Natural Resource Damages: NJDEP Goes Too Far Afield - Part I
  by Peter J. Herzberg
• Un-Natural Resource Damages: NJDEP Goes Too Far Afield - Part II
  by Peter J. Herzberg
• Hong Kong in the early years of the 21st century.
• Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw LLP advises Cambridge Antibody Technology in [pounds sterling]22.9 million investment
• Managers' Decisions, Contested Treatment Regimes and Protection of Confidentiality.
• New Pension Headaches for Senior Executives.
• Cayman as Captivating as Ever
• The Playing Field - Singapore Vs. Vietnam
• U.S. Pension Policy Needs More Math and Less Politics.
• Corporate Compliance In Singapore
• Lack of Novelty of Product Does Not Render Process Obvious.
• McDermott, Will & Emery Expands into Italy with Carnelutti
• Don't Let Environmental Problems Stop You from Purchasing Commercial Real Estate.
  by Joe Johnson
• To Kill A Copy Cat
  by Mohit Kapoor
• Antitrust & Innovation: a Reawakening of Interest.
• Recent Precedents Say Recoveries for Lost Future Royalties Aren't Likely.
• Introduction to Intellectual Property in Singapore.
• Divided Third Circuit Upholds Right of Creditors' Committees to Bring Avoidance Actions
• Un-Natural Resource Damages: NJDEP Goes Too Far Afield - Part III
  by Peter J. Herzerg
• Excuse Me, Please, But Do You Happen To Have A License For That Plant?
  by Neil Arney
• Swedish Competition Law Update.
• Environmental case briefs: September 2003.
  by John Taberner
• Momentum Creations Pte Ltd v Tan Eng Koon t/a De Angeli.
• Finally-one for software licensors
• The Internationalisation of Italian Summary Proceedings.
• Passive Smoking.
• FRB Proposes Interpretation and Issues Guidance Regarding Anti-Tying Rules Expanding "Traditional Bank Product" Exception.
• Intersection of Intellectual Property and Antitrust: Where Do We Go From Here.
  by Stanley Gorinson
• Defining Jurisdictions in E-commerce Taxations:
• Securitisation in Finland
• Fixed-Term Contracts Can Be Risky
• Face Value: Personality Rights and Celebrity Endorsements
• Thai Arbitration Institute: New Arbitration Rules.
• USSFTA: Enhanced Market Access in Financial Services
• Captive Insurance and the Perils of Parenthood.
• Dictionary Is Primary Source to Define Claim Term.
  by Shamita D. Etienne
• Subsequent Patents Attempting to Extend Period of Exclusivity for Brand Name Drug Invalid for Obviousness.
• New Practice Directions on Non-Injury Motor Accident Claims
• Protect Your Assets - Now, Not Later
• Wage and Hour Laws to Get Long Over-due Facelift
• Executive Compensation Tax Update: Final Golden Parachute Regulations and More
  by Dennis B. Drapkin
• Aircraft Noise and Human Rights.
• The Migration of Sarbanes-Oxley
  by Mark Spiro
• Overpaid Tax - Claims May Be Time-barred By New Legislation.
  by Heather Gething
• Government Introduces Pensions White Paper.
  by John Papadakis
• Piper Rudnick Bolsters Boston Office, National Business and Technology Practice with Addition of Two New Partners
• SEC and NASD Investigate Late Trading and Market Timing in Funds - SEC Requests Information on Funds' Foreign Securities Valuation Practices.
• Protect Your Company Assets.
• Advance Directives
• Complying With the New Code of Banking Practice: The Next Chapter
• Sexual Offences - Avoiding Patient Allegations of Sexual Assault.
  by Nick Rawson
• Time to get licensed under the Securities Investment Business Law.
  by Michele Connell
• SEC Proposes Rules Regarding Nominating Committee Functions and Communications Between Security Holders and Boards of Directors.
  by Stephen W. Carr
• Goodwin Procter LLP Announces New Partnership Elections.
• Legal Update August/September 2003
• Satellite Insurance - Claims Handling Issues.
  by Nicholas Hughes
• The ADA: More Than An Employment Statute
• Doing Business in India.
• Copyright and patents: When is an exclusive licensee not an exclusive licensee?
• <i>Inter Partes</I> Reexamination: The USPTO Alternative To Patent Litigation.
• Exit Finland
• House of Lords Reviews Duty of Occupiers

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