Attorneys Katie Becker, Aseet Patel, and Brad Van Pelt will lead the roundtable discussion that will touch on a variety of patent topics, including patent monetization, global IP considerations, corporate inventor incentive programs, and much more.
Scott will lead a session about patent developments and will discuss patentable subject matter, prior art, cease-and-desist letters, time bars in IPRS, and PTAB reviews.
Represented Mortimer Walters and Florian Karrer, and their company in litigation against Lexington Services Ltd. The actions involved whether our client's designee or Lexington controlled the ‘807 patent.
Represented Apprio, Inc. in litigation filed by a former employee who sought $63 million for the alleged infringement of copyrighted software
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