Anatomy of a Patent Case, George F. Pappas, 2009, 154 pages
“Anatomy of a Patent Case is a concise, narrative summary of the steps required to bring a patent case to trial and of the key elements of such litigation.The central objective of the manual is to inform judges and lawyers not familiar with patent litigation of commonly used practices in this area of the law, and to offer suggestions as to how judges and lawyers may deal with some of the procedural problems presented in patent litigation. This handbook was prepared by the Complex Litigation Committee of the American College of Trial lawyers.”
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