Patent Litigation Procedure & Tactics

Author: Lester Horwitz
Publisher: LexisNexis Matthew Bender
ISBN: 9780820518138
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (3 volumes)
Jurisdiction: U.S. ? Disclaimer:
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Discusses all stages of patent litigation; contains sample jury instructions; issues checklist and litigation forms.

Offers tactical strategies for infringement suits.

Provides checklists of black letter law for claimp construction, infringement, validity, doctrine of equivalents and prosecution history estoppel

Upcoming releases of Patent Litigation: Procedure & Tactics will include many revisions within the inequitable conduct, de novo review, claim limitations and enforcement of injunction through a contempt proceeding.

First published 1971. Looseleaf; updated with supplements and revisions.

Chapter 1 Prefiling Considerations

Chapter 2 Filing the Suit

Chapter 3 Responding to the Complaint

Chapter 4 Preliminary, Ancillary, and Collateral Matters

Chapter 4A Pretrial Organization

Chapter 5 Pretrial Investigation

Chapter 6 Claim Construction -- Markman Hearings

Chapter 7 Experts

Chapter 8 Trial and Judgment

Chapter 9 Plaintiff's Substantive Case at Trial

Chapter 10 Defendant's Substantive Case at Trial

Chapter 11 Damages

Chapter 12 Injunctive Relief

Chapter 13 Jury Instructions

Appendix 1 Index of Forms

Appendix 2 Reserved

Appendix 3 Sample Jury Instructions

Appendix A Checklists Relating to Patent Litigation

Appendices B -- C Reserved

Appendix D Local Patent Rules, by District

Index

Lester Horwitz has been in practice as a patent attorney for over 40 years, representing clients before the U.S. PTO, acting on their behalf in securing protection in foreign patent offices and in licensing and enforcing their intellectual property.

Mr. Horwitz has extensively written on intellectual property issues and has lectured before U.S. and foreign patent law associations and, on invitation, to foreign patent office personnel.

His education includes a Ph. D. from New York University and an LL. B. from the University of Missouri.

He speaks from experience as both a patent attorney and as an inventor who has patents on his own research.