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Jury Awards Stryker $70 Million in Infringement Suit
A jury has awarded $70 million to medical device manufacturer Stryker Corp. in a patent dispute with a competitor.
10 Steps to Exclude Illegal Imports
U.S. intellectual property owners can exclude illegal imports by enforcing their rights at the International Trade Commission. To be successful before the ITC, an owner needs to be prepared and persistent. According to Dean A. Pelletier, shareholder at McAndrews, it takes 10 steps.Federal Appeals Court Upholds Import Ban Against Chinese Company
A U.S. court has upheld an International Trade Commission order that barred China's TianRui Group from importing railway wheels into the U.S. because the company misappropriated trade secrets in China from an American company.
FOCUS — Never Give Up ... and You Could Score a Big-Money ITC Win
Corporate counsel can learn a lot from this 10-step plan of attack from the law firm that scored a win in the misappropriation of 128 trade secrets by two Chinese companies and two U.S. companies.
J&J, Wyeth Fail to Revive Cardiac Stent Patent Claims
Publication Date: 2013-06-26 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Attorneys: For plaintiff: For defendant: Case number:
A Federal Circuit panel has upheld a summary judgment that dismissed an infringement suit brought by Johnson & Johnson and Wyeth LLC and invalidated the cardiac stent patents at issue. The ruling is a win for defendants Abbott Laboratories and Medtronic, represented by McAndrews, Held & Malloy and McKool Smith, and defendant Boston Scientific, represented by Arnold & Porter.
Set for 'Armageddon': Inventor Nabbed With Explosives, Double-Edged Knives
The Prior Art Blog: Man whose patent case spawned 'Troll Tracker' lawsuits arrested after cops found an illegal stockpile of weapons and grenades in his home near Boston.