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E-Pass Technologies, Inc. v. Moses & Singer, LLP et al
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December 18, 2012
E-Pass, Moses & Singer Resolve IP Malpractice Suit
E-Pass Technologies Inc. has agreed to drop legal malpractice claims against Moses & Singer LLP, which the company had accused in California federal court of filing frivolous patent infringement lawsuits on its behalf, according to a court filing from Monday.
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October 12, 2012
Moses & Singer Says E-Pass IP Suit Filings Were Justified
Moses & Singer LLP told a California federal court Thursday that it had not recklessly filed patent infringement suits on behalf of E-Pass Technologies Inc., a company that has accused the firm of legal malpractice.
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April 13, 2012
Moses & Singer Tolling Deal Valid In Malpractice Row: Judge
A California federal judge ruled Friday that E-Pass Technologies Inc.'s tolling agreement with Moses & Singer LLP was valid when the technology company hit the law firm with malpractice claims over allegedly frivolous patent infringement suits.
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November 07, 2011
Moses & Singer Can't Dodge Tech Co.'s Malpractice Suit
A California federal judge on Friday rejected Moses & Singer LLP's request to dismiss E-Pass Technologies Inc.'s lawsuit accusing the law firm of costing the company millions of dollars in fees by launching frivolous patent infringement actions against Visa Inc., Microsoft Corp. and others.