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Patent Litigation
Patent litigation has undergone major changes in recent years, largely due to the landmark Leahy-Smith America Invents Act (AIA). Taft’s Patent Litigation attorneys understand the complexities and unique dynamics created by this legislation.
Taft has experienced patent litigators to initiate and defend patent infringement lawsuits anywhere within the United States. We have litigated complex proceedings such as post-grant review (PGR), inter partes review (IPR) and covered business method (CBM).
Taft's nationwide intellectual property practice has recently litigated cases in California, Virginia (The "Rocket Docket"), Kentucky, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Rhode Island, Delaware, Texas, Indiana and Ohio, representing companies located in Japan, Canada, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, California and Connecticut, among others.
Taft's attorneys have handled patent disputes covering all types of technology, including:
- Semiconductor manufacturing tools and processes.
- Sports apparel.
- Highway transportation advisory systems.
- High speed variable data printing.
- Baby swings and other baby products.
- Noise and vibration dampeners.
- Optics
- Ink compositions and containers.
- Pharmaceutical drugs.
- Biotechnology methods and compositions.
- Sprinkler systems.
Taft has one of the premier Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences litigation practices specializing in generic drugs and biosimilar products. See our practice page for more information.
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