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Is it Mcro, McRO, MCRO or McRo?
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lord1234 posted:Employee F and Employee M work together(but are not related). F and M are abbreviations for gender. Employee F and M are both expecting(seperately). F has Short Term Disability coverage(and is covered). M does too, but the pregnancy of his wife is a pre-existing condition(they got it after conception). F is expected to take STD during FMLA at a 30% pay cut. M is being told to take vacation(from their unlimited vacation bucket) for paternity at 100% pay. He has been ok'd to take ~6 weeks of time off, and work from home 2 extra weeks. Is this gender discrimination? yes, she should be offered 6 weeks of 100% followed by 70% STD for as long as she's disabled
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May 31, 2018 17:18
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euphronius posted:But is it unlawful? nothing's unlawful unless you sue
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May 31, 2018 17:21
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ulmont posted:From the patent prosecution standpoint, "patent agent" just means "cheaper patent associate." Which also means that they don't get looped into litigation cases, so they wind up working more regular hours
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Gunshow Poophole posted:i was thinking about this last night in the SPAM, what sort of law exists around use of trademarks and their homophones? I know this is a broad question, so by example: Step 1) is that actually trademarked
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Jul 16, 2018 05:15
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Discendo Vox posted:Very broad IP question. Given that IP "rights" originate from a differently constructed source than other rights in the constitution, how much leeway does the government, or the executive, have in altering or enforcing those rights. Could President Trump (with the cooperation of Congress) federalize the secret recipe for Coca Cola? How about the patent on the McRib? Would either be considered a taking necessarily subject to restitution? I know that IP is generally delegated; are there any particular limits on its delegation? 28 USC 1498
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Aug 3, 2018 13:05
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SCOTUS is garbage
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Aug 12, 2018 13:57
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my only time actually being a lawyer was representing my wife in traffic court i "won"
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gently caress the police, and that's legal advice
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