Intellectual Property
In the INformation Age, intellectual property has become an important resource to be developed, exploited, and protected. Disputes often arise over rights, infringements, misappropriation, and licensing issues. Doug has seen all of these disputes arise, both as a trial lawyer and as a mediator. Generally, the law is well-settled, but the fight is based on perceptions. Successful mediation requires the possibility of a shared, third perspective to bring the parties to common ground.
Highlights
- Misappropriation of trade secrets
- Scope and nature of licenses
- Patent, trademark, service mark and copyright disputes
- Infringements
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What People Say...
"Both sides felt that you handled the infringement matter with fairness and impartiality. That alone allowed people to simmer down and work out a new licensing agreement. " D.R.
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