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Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan is being accused of being anti-military after statements she made on the “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” policy on gays in the military. Her supporters attest that she has a profound respect for the military, balanced with her commitment to anti-discrimination policies. However, the White House is pessimistic on winning GOP votes for Kagan.

Family of Maryland inmate Rodney Jennings was awarded $2M last week after suing the state for his death. Jennings was struck and killed by a dump truck while working on a roadside trash-removal crew. Family alleged that state corrections officials failed to provide adequately safe conditions for the inmates of the roadside crews.

At 155 active cases this year, mortgage-related litigation has reached a daunting high. This jump in lawsuits is due in part to companies suing each other, rather than cases between lenders and home owners. Included are investor-related mortgage cases, such as shareholder lawsuits and class actions alleging deception regarding earnings and other financial issues.

On an emotional morning in the Supreme Court this week, justices, lawyers, law clerks and journalists bid a fond farewell to Justice John Paul Stevens as he retired after 35 years as a justice. Several lawyers and journalists wore bowties as an affectionate tribute to Stevens’ trademark neckwear.

The U.S. Supreme Court expanded Second Amendment gun rights to the states this week, stating that the right to keep arms is “among those fundamental rights necessary to our system of liberty.” However, Justice Samuel Alito Jr. did reassure anti-gun-violence advocates that the decision did not universally mean that an individual can carry a weapon in any manner without regulation.


Based in Silicon Valley and Orange County, Inhouse Co. is a law firm specializing in litigation, estate planning, business transactions and intellectual property prosecution. We have over 25 years of experience and a proven track record of success in litigation and IP related matters.  Our clients include corporations as well as business minded individuals

Below are some of the litigation successes we obained:

Kalantari v. NITV, Inc., 352 F.3d 1202 (9th Cir. Cal. 2003)

A published opinion by the 9th Circuit Court. In an Appeal from the U.S. District Court,9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed District Court's summary judgement concerning Copyrights and embargo issued by President Clinton.

Rexall sundown v. Mathias Rath

A 5.5 week jury trial in Florida. Inhouse Co. obtained favorable jury verdict against major law firm GreenberfTraurig in a case concerning intellectual property royalties disputes. The original disputed amount exceeded $250 million dollars.

Momento, Inc v. Seccion Amarilla USA

A copyright and antitrust case in Nor.Cal.. Inhouse Co. obtained favorable settlement against major law firm Mayer Brown in a case reminiscent to David v.Goliath in which the defendant is owned by one of the weathliest man in the world, Carlos Slim.

Mathias Rath v. Advance Biomedical Research

A 7 day Aarbitration hearing in New York. Inhouse Co. obtained judgment in excess of $900,000 against against New York firm McElroy Deustsch Mulvaney & Carpenter in a case concerning clinical trial research dispute.

Kiumarz Lenahard Inc. v. Max Broadcasting

A lease dispute in Nor. Cal. Inhouse Co. prevailed in judgment in excess of $2.5 million dollars against against defenant in a landlord tenant disputer case in front of Judge Terry Friedman who authored TRG Landlord Tenant practice guide for lawyers

Class action CLRA claims against VW, Chrysler and Nissan Dearlers

Inhouse Co represents Volks Wagon, Chrysler and Nissan dealerships in defending various Consumers Legal Remedies Act (CLRA) class action claims.

Below are samples of U.S.Patents we obained:


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