We Joined Forces with LicenseFortress for a Vital ITAM Podcast (Including Software License Audit Advice and Strategies)
Earlier this month, we had the great pleasure of teaming up once again with Michael Corey and Dean Bolton from LicenseFortress for a Podcast graciously hosted by Rich Gibbons from The ITAM Review.
Oracle Litigation Update Part 1(b): The Oracle Securities Litigation is Likely to Settle
One month after posting Part 1 of a series on Oracle’s litigation in the software licensing space, we give an Oracle litigation update.
Oracle Litigation Update Pt. 2: Oracle v. Envisage and Oracle v. NEC Corporation of America
We present Part 2 of a 2-part series about Oracle’s recent involvement in litigation and what it means for the Oracle software licensee.
Oracle Litigation Update Pt. I: The (Not So) Little Lawsuit that Could (a.k.a., the Oracle Securities Litigation)
We remain committed to following this Oracle litigation closely and any matter that could have an impact on our Oracle licensee clients.
Oracle’s Fiscal Year Closes Soon: Legal and Technical Tips and Tricks for the Savvy Oracle Consumer
We wish our Oracle licensee friends the best of luck navigating through the year-end and, as always, are available to discuss all issues large and small.
Beeman & Muchmore Further Sounds the Alarm on Software License Trolls in Podcast Sponsored by Licensing Executives Society
We are pleased to share that Art Beeman recently participated in the “Five Minute Update”, an episodic podcast site on intellectual property licensing, hosted by David Powsner and sponsored by the Licensing Executives Society.
Westlaw Today Publishes Beeman & Muchmore Article “Beware of Software License Trolls: Your Company is a Target”
We are excited to share that THOMPSON REUTERS/Westlaw Today published our article “Beware of Software License Trolls: Your Company is a Target.”
Happy New Year from Beeman & Muchmore!
We begin this new year with the same words we used when we launched Beeman & Muchmore in June of 2020: “The Best is Yet to Come.”
“Washington Antitrust Efforts Ignore Predatory Practices of Big Software Vendors” Op-Ed Published in Real Clear Policy
If policymakers are going to continue their focus on big tech, which we believe is appropriate, it is imperative that they examine the actions of software providers such as Oracle and Microsoft.
Oracle v. NEC Corporation: Oracle Lands a Blow against NEC (and against “Business-as-Usual” Litigation)
As we wrote in August of this year, there is reason to believe that Oracle is honing a new litigation strategy, which, if true, should command the attention of all Oracle licensees.