“To get people on your side, you don't respond to what the other side is saying. You tell your own story,” says Dykal, who handles both plaintiff- and defense-side intellectual property work.
August 01, 2023 at 07:30 AM
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Even though patent trials can swing on highly technical subject matter, they often ultimately boil down to competing human stories.
We were reminded of that in reading an account from patent attorney Conner Hutchisson who sat in on the trial in Waco, Texas in July where Touchstream won nearly $339 million in damages against Google after the web giant’s Chromecast devices were found to have infringed Touchstream patents.
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Ryan Dykal of Shook, Hardy & Bacon. Courtesy photo
