Posted August 3rd, 2011 by Narine Bagdassarian
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Name: Narine Bagdassarian
Email: nbagdass@yahoo.com
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About: Narine Bagdassarian is a lawyer with Jones Harley LLP in Toronto, Ontario. Her experience focuses on insurance defense work - personal injury, property loss, products liability and subrogation. Before moving to Toronto, she was a practicing attorney in Los Angeles, specializing in Workers’ Compensation Insurance Defense. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from UCLA in 2002 and, in 2005, she obtained her law degree from Whittier Law School.
Narine is a huge UCLA Bruins football fan, as well as being a devoted Los Angeles Kings fan. (Pre-game superstitions and protocol? Check.) She looks forward to the day when she can own the Kings. In the meantime, she's attempting to resist the urge to speak like a Canadian (failing miserably at this, she's been told).See Authors Posts (5)
Well, this result seemed almost inevitable. After all, who gets away with misleading a court? Right? But is the amount of the sanction sufficient? Righthaven was ordered to pay a measly $5,000. Is that amount really going to punish Righthaven in any significant way?
Righthaven LLC is a copyright holding company, founded in March 2010, which acquires the rights to newspaper content from its partner newspapers (most notably, Stephens Media, which owns the Las Vegas Review Journal). Upon finding that content has been copied to online sites without permission, Righthaven initiates litigation against the site owners, alleging copyright infringement.
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