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24 March 2015Patents

Foley lawyer survives punishment from US Supreme Court

A lawyer who faced a possible sanction from the US Supreme Court for submitting a petition to the court that was allegedly not written in “plain terms” has escaped punishment.

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Sanction-threatened Foley lawyer makes plea with US Supreme Court
24 February 2015   A lawyer who has been threatened with a sanction from the US Supreme Court for filing an unorthodox petition has responded by proxy to the court, claiming that the bulk of the document was written by his client.


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