Weiss & Moy, P.C.

Patent Litigation

The patent litigation group at Weiss & Moy, P.C. has substantial experience in all phases of dispute resolution regarding claims of patent infringement -- from the preparation of cease and desist letters and responses thereto to litigation in federal district court and on appeal before the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. In fact, Weiss & Moy, P.C. has argued three patent appeals before the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit -- the highest patent court in the United States -- winning on all three occasions.

In order to be successful in patent litigation you need an attorney with an understanding of a large number of legal doctrines, a solid grasp of the administrative process of obtaining a patent, and a high level of scientific sophistication.

A company that is being sued for patent infringement runs the risk that a valuable product line could be shut down. In 1991, for example, Polaroid successfully brought a patent infringement lawsuit against Eastman Kodak. Polaroid was awarded $873 million in damages and Kodak was ordered to shut down its instant film camera line of products.

Because of the large commercial value at stake, patent litigation is perhaps the most expensive type of litigation. It is common for a company to spend more than $1 million to take a patent case all the way from pre-litigation through trial.

The patent litigation group at Weiss & Moy, P.C. can assist you in attempting to negotiate a license, settlement or some other alternative to litigation. In the event that patent litigation is unavoidable, our experienced litigators can guide you through the many complexities inherent in patent litigation in order to protect your intellectual property interests.

Recent Patents

  • 7,464,935: Modified poker game
  • 7,464,663: Roll-vortex plasma chemical vapor deposition system
  • D581,655: Key-shaped clip design for permitting key rings and the like to be attached thereto
  • 7,457,717: System for trouble shooting and verifying operation of spare assets
  • 7,457,678: Method for managing ergonomic risk exposure in manufacturing
  • 7,453,307: Process independent voltage controlled logarithmic attenuator having a low distortion and method therefor
  • D580,175: Combination toothbrush, mouthwash container and dental floss container
  • D578,818: Adjustable pillow for supporting an infant
  • 7,429,799: Land patterns for a semiconductor stacking structure and method therefor
  • 7,428,923: Top plunger adapter
  • 7,417,483: Wide-band wide-swing CMOS gain enhancement technique and method therefor
  • D574,560: Pet shirt with a short cross-over sleeve
  • 7,408,254: Stack land grid array package and method for manufacturing the same
  • 7,407,488: Method for treating certain blood-manifested medical disorders with acoustic waves
  • 7,406,836: Vehicle misting system and method therefor
  • 7,404,702: Debris evacuation apparatus and method for an oil pump
  • 7,403,108: Enhanced area separation in wireless location systems and method
  • 7,391,202: Linear variable differential transformer (LVDT) system using an inductance of an LVDT primary as a micro-power excitation carrier frequency to lower a drive power
  • 7,388,709: Multiple path infrared energy source
  • 7,385,408: Apparatus and method for testing integrated circuit devices having contacts on multiple surfaces
  • D570,130: Infant changing table
  • 7,380,951: Driver observation system and method therefor
  • D569,974: Device for removing dead skin from a human foot
  • 7,377,516: Ball tossing game
  • 7,374,070: Device for hanging and storing undergarments and method therefor

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