Forensic document examination and expert witness services specializing in handwriting, signatures, office machines, paper, ink, writing instruments, alterations, obliterations, additions, indented writing and latent fingerprint development Floral Park, New York
- COURT GIGLIOTTI CASE: DNA found on underwear of accused, expert witness testifies
Jan 31 -- By TONY RICCIUTO Niagara Falls Review A pair of boxer shorts seized by police from a Niagara Falls businessman who is charged with sexual assault and extortion was found to contain DNA from the female complainant, a court was told Tuesday. Niagara Falls Review
- U.S. v. TAYLOR
Jan 31 -- Taylor contends that the district court erred in allowing the government's expert witness to testify when the expert witness did not provide his report until the first day of trial. Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 16(a)(1)(G) requires that, ... Leagle.com
Oct 11 2008 -- The Austrian government's Wirtschaftsservice (AWS) has alleged "widespread 'collaboration'" and a "clear dependency" of official examiners at the Indian Patent Office and patent agents in drafting and searches. -- SpicyIP
Oct 1 2008 -- US lawmakers have approved sweeping legislation that is designed to bolster the federal government's ability to protect patents, trademarks, and other intellectual property. The bill significantly toughens civil and criminal laws against counterfeiti -- LawWire
Sep 2 2008 -- The Center for Advanced Study & Research on Intellectual Property (University of Washington School of Law) and the Research Center for the Legal System of Intellectual Property (Waseda University) have developed a database of IP cases open to the publ
Jul 10 2008 -- Abu-Ghazaleh Intellectual Property (AGIP) and the Egyptian satellite firm NileSat plan to launch the first IPR satellite channel. Broadcasting in Arabic and English, the channel will have exclusive programmes on IPR issues regionally and globally.
Jul 2 2008 -- ICANN has cleared the way for a wider scope of generic top level domain names, but the new policy, especially its morality criterion, is likely to pave the way to numerous disputes at WIPO. -- IPwatch
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