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Federal Circuit Finds Statute Provides Sufficient Injury in Fact to Confer Standing to Sue in False Marking Qui Tam Actions (09/03/10)

“Machine-or-Transformation Test” Rejected as Sole Test for Process Patents,” American Bar Association Litigation News (09/02/10)

Federal Circuit Issues Major Opinion on Patent Misuse Doctrine In Princo Corp. (09/01/10)

Dr. Terence P. Woodsome (09/01/10)

Terence Woodsome’s practice focuses on complex patent litigation and licensing disputes. He represents companies in the technology sector, with particular focus on the biotechnology, pharmaceutical and medical device industries.

Graham M. Pechenik (08/30/10)

Mark D. Shtilerman (08/30/10)

Mr. Shtilerman centers his practice on intellectual property litigation and client counseling in life sciences, biotechnology and healthcare. Mr. Shtilerman is also a registered patent lawyer with extensive worldwide patent procurement experience, including preparation and prosecution of patent applications predominantly in the areas of biotechnology and medical diagnostics.

Mr. Shtilerman is fluent in Russian.

Joseph Drayton Appointed as Co-Chair of the Intellectual Property Committee of the American Bar Association's Section of Litigation (08/27/10)

Martha L. Rodenborn (08/26/10)
Martha Rodenborn has experience in intellectual property litigation and alternative dispute resolution. She serves as a Volunteer Mediator at Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center.

Scott G. Lindvall (08/25/10)
Scott Lindvall has substantial trial experience with a particular focus on patent litigation. As a result of his broad technical educational background, he has represented Fortune 100 companies in a range of industries including wireless and wireline telecommunications, computer technology (including parallel processing, mass digital storage and memory devices, compression algorithms, anti-virus and firewall software, VoIP, network topology, and voice recognition and analysis), aerospace technology, digital image processing, medical devices, pharmaceutical (including Hatch-Waxman litigation), mechanical devices, and biotechnology. Mr. Lindvall has 25 years of litigation experience, and, in particular, extensive trial practice. During the just the past three years, Mr. Lindvall, acting as lead trial counsel, has tried three patent infringement trials to verdict.

“Patenting Diagnostics: Going Back to the Drawing Board,” Pharmaceutical Executive (08/25/10)