IAM Patent Litigation 250
The World's Leading Patent Litigators
It is a pleasure to welcome you to IAM Patent Litigation 250 – The World’s Leading Patent Litigators. This is a brand-new Intellectual Asset Management magazine (IAM) publication, which we expect to become the definitive source of information for those looking to identify world-class patent litigation expertise at both the individual and firm level.
Durie Tangri’s attorneys choose to practise law together because they like and respect each other and share a deep commitment to their clients and the firm’s underlying values. They are passionate about what they do and this enthusiasm translates into results. Durie Tangri focuses on diverse areas of complex civil litigation, including patent, trademark, copyright and privacy litigation.PatentsDurie Tangri represents companies in patent litigation across the country in cases ranging from biotechnology to e-commerce, solar technology to firewalls. Its lawyers led Genentech to victory in litigation involving a fundamental patent on making monoclonal antibodies, which ...
Lisa Barons Pensabene is active in all areas of the firm’s patent litigation practice, focusing primarily on larger-scale litigation in the chemical, biological and pharmaceutical areas. Some of the technologies she has worked with include diabetes medicines, cardiovascular medicines, cold medicines, glaucoma medicines, pain medicines, herpes medicines, laser eye surgery apparatus, agricultural chemicals, polyester fibres for tyre and industrial use, magnetic recording particles, petroleum additives, carpet yarn, semiconductor chips and processing, charged coupled devices and recycled plastic processing. She has represented clients such as Daiichi Sankyo, AstraZeneca and ...
The Polish patent litigation market is still embryonic: there is little specialisation among lawyers and judges and thus a significant reliance on expert witnesses. This makes for a lengthy process and uncertainty with regard to potential outcomes. Despite these challenges, patent litigation is on the increase – coupled with Poland’s strong economy, this has prompted international firms to watch developments with interest.