Benefits of working with us in resolving patent disputes
We are usually approached with one of two situations: either someone infringes the patent of our customer, or our customer has received a patent infringement claim. We work in that and that case, while the work strategies are completely different.
When a patent infringement occurs, our main task is to prove the fact of infringement, as a rule, the first stage is a patent examination or a comparative analysis of the patent and the competitor's product. At this stage, it is important to understand that it will be possible to prove a violation of all the signs specified in your patent and assess the prospects for litigation. Subsequently, file a claim and record the facts of violation.
If our Customer receives a claim for patent infringement, the first thing we do is look for vulnerabilities in the patent, i.e. on the basis of which it can be argued that there are no violations. We understand how to look for and identify such vulnerabilities, due to this we prove in court that there are no patent infringements.
Our experience in writing patents, working both with one and the other side allows us to predict the steps of the counterparty and build an effective strategy for litigation
What you need to know about patent litigation?
Patent disputes fall into a peculiar category, difficult even for lawyers who do not specialize in them. There are several reasons:
- touches upon issues of intellectual property law and copyright;
- it is necessary to take into account not only national regulatory legal acts, but also a large block of international ones;
- in most cases, collecting evidence of a violation is very problematic
- most of the written patents have vulnerabilities, so it is often impossible to prove their violation
- almost always requires a forensic examination of a patent infringement
Types of patent disputes
It should be noted that patent disputes — this is a whole block of various disputes. These include, in particular, disputes over the contestation of authorship, the fact of granting a patent (or refusing it), infringement of rights to a patented invention.
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