False Marking: An In-House Attorney’s Perspective
I recently had an opportunity to discuss False Marking with Brandon Baum, partner and IP litigator at Mayer Brown LLP, (see “False Marking: A Patent Litigator’s Perspective“) and Robert Faber, partner and patent prosecutor at Ostrolenk Faber LLP (see “False Marking: A Patent Prosecutor’s Perspective“). It was interesting to see the varying opinion’s on the issue. Today, you’ll have a chance to learn what Valerie Calloway‘s, in-house counsel at Polymer Group, Inc. and Patent Center Contributor, insight is on the issue of false marking.
When I caught up with Calloway, I asked her the same questions that I posed to both Baum and Faber. Here is what she had to say…..
Me: Do you think we’ll see companies begin to stop falsely marketing products in response to the suits?
VC: I believe companies will pay closer attention to this issue.
Me: Do you believe false marking necessarily causes injury?
VC: In some cases yes and in some cases no. It depends on the situation. (more…)
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07.27.10 | False Marking, Patent Litigation, Patent Prosecution, Patent Reform, posts | Stefanie Levine