Patent Litigation Lawyer

Federal district court judge Ron Clark set a November 10, 2008, trial date in LunarEye vs. Webtech Wireless, a lawsuit involving alleged infringement of LunarEye’s GPS Tracking patent. Judge Ron Clark denied Webtech’s request to stay the suit indefinitely pending potential reexamination of the patent before the United States Patent and Trademark Office. […]

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Biomedical Patent Management Corp. sued California’s Department of Health Services last year, contending California infringed a patent for a birth-defect screening method. The district court dismissed the lawsuit, finding California was immune from suit under the 11th Amendment (sovereign immunity). Thus, the current law suggests that while a state can sue accused […]

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