With the high costs and even higher stakes involved in patent litigation, patent holders may consider alternative means of financing their patent litigation. However, patent holders are most likely to find that forward-thinking contingent-fee IP counselors can be a source of financing for their patent litigation. The challenge is finding the right IP patent litigators.
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... if the Government's position in the litigation was not "substantially justified." 28 U. S. C. § ...Pursuant to contingent-fee agreements standard for Social Security claima... g., patent litigation, real estate tax appeals, mergers and a...
... subsidiaries acquired control of 30 new patent portfolios during 2009 for future licensing and en...Litigation and licensing expense increased to $14,055,000 ver.... Contingent legal fees expenses for the fourth quarter of 2009...
...(c) Item 3: Litigation. (1) Disclose whether the franchisor; a predecesso... is registered with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. If so, state:. (i) The date ... Whether the franchisor's obligation is contingent upon the franchisee notifying the franchisor of an...
The Hatch-Waxman Act, a piece of legislation that seeks to foster generic competition for brand-name pharmaceuticals, has led to the troubling practice of reverse-payment settlements. In such settlements, the brand-name company pays the generic company a sum of money to delay the generic's entry into the market. Thus, the settlements raise antitrust concerns, but they also are complicated by the patent regime at play. This Note considers some of the prevailing antitrust theories used to analyze such settlements and looks at the three circuit courts that have addressed these payments. It concludes that no circuit split currently exists and that the Medicare Modernization Act of 2003, which amended Hatch-Waxman, has curbed the potential for antitrust violations. Further, this Note combine...
... on ESI products, and $10 million contingent on ESI's FDA approval of the generic form of K-Dur...
... and except when the rights are contingent upon live birth. For example, the traditional rule... service,) or the land department issues a patent for land which has already been reserved or grante..., not believing that Congress meant all litigation expenses to be capitalized, have created the rule ...
... by allowing continued infringement contingent on the defendant paying ongoing royalties to the p..." infringement--is quite rare in patent litigation. (215) Their study of patent infringement suits fr...
... ordinary plaintiff about the risks of litigation. This lack of concern is heightened by the fact th... trolls engage litigation counsel on a contingent-fee basis. There are, however, tactics that Troll ...
... apply, there has been little reported litigation and only limited judicial guidance as to patent cl... of undertaking patent litigation on a contingent-fee basis. Counsel should consider requesting furt...
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