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Two U.S. patents were just issued that may impact a device your company is prepared to market. You also have received a letter from your most vigorous competitor, advising there is reason to believe that your company is infringing. Your company wants your guidance, as general counsel, on what to do. How you respond may affect the outcome of a later infringement action. Now is the time to assess your alternatives carefully and consult with trial counsel.
February 20, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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