SEPTEMBER 2007
Plan early to avoid e-discovery risks
Litigation specialists reveal how to prepare and manage electronic discovery in US patent trials
Electronic discovery is becoming an ever more important part of litigation in the US. This is especially true of patent litigation, which is document-intensive, technologically complex and involves high stakes. E-discovery is therefore something that all patent owners in the US need to be aware of, and have a strategy in place for – especially following the introduction of new federal rules last year. In MIP's most recent web seminar, four people with different perspectives on litigation examined how companies can make sure they stay on the right side of the courts, while maximizing their chances of success.
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