Practising Law Institute: What’s Trending at the US International Trade Commission: Empirical Analysis of Recent Rulings and Trends in Section 337 (Litigation)

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Practising Law Institute: What’s Trending at the US International Trade Commission: Empirical Analysis of Recent Rulings and Trends in Section 337 (Litigation)

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During this one-hour briefing, the panelists will present an empirical analysis of recent trends in section 337 litigation. This will help in-house counsel, and those advising them, to evaluate their chance of success in various scenarios. The panelists will review win rate, settlement rate, appellate success, treatment of “standard essential” patents, treatment of non-practicing entity patent assertions, and the defenses with the greatest success rate.

WilmerHale Partner Nina Tallon will be a featured panelist during this event where she will contribute to a discussion on win rates at the initial and final determination stages, settlement rate and timing, International Trade Commission (ITC) treatment of standard essential patents and non-practicing entity assertions, among other topics.

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