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This post was written by Adrien Fillon from the University of Aix-Marseille, France, who led a meta-analysis of the "exceptionality effect" discussed in this post. Gilad Feldman, the corresponding ...

A couple years ago, I posted an interview here with a friend of mine who is twice exceptional. Twice exceptional (or “2e”), as I noted back then, is the term used for those individuals who have dual ...

This post was written by Adrien Fillon from the University of Aix-Marseille, France, who led a meta-analysis of the "exceptionality effect" discussed in this post. Gilad Feldman, the corresponding ...

“While the ‘manner’ or ‘broader conduct’ of litigation is relevant under § 285, the absence of litigation misconduct is not separately of mandatory weight.” – CAFC The U.S. Court of Appeals for the ...

“When deciding to file a motion for attorneys’ fees, it is important to manage the client’s expectations and to provide an accurate assessment of the exceptionality requirement.” After a client ...

The Ontario Court of Appeal has ruled that several mitigating factors in a case of insurance fraud made the imposition of a threshold of exceptionality too heavy-handed in the sentencing analysis on ...