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Sandel Avionics was flying high when it developed a warning system that lets airplane pilots know if they are flying toward terrain they may not see. Unfortunately, there was no device that allowed Sandel to see patent litigation on the horizon. Just two weeks after the company announced that the FAA had certified its product, Sandel was sued by Honeywell International. But thanks to some clever -- and frugal -- lawyering on Fish & Richardson's part, the company beat Honeywell twice in court.
May 23, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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