Litigation trends lead to US changes
01 February 2012
Eileen McDermott, New York
Smartphone patent battles and the growing prominence of the ITC, as well as lateral moves, have led to changes in the US rankings in this year’s IP survey
While rampant patent litigation seems to be inspiring some questionable new business models, it has been forcing others to improve upon old but increasingly important skills.
Thanks to a slew of patent infringement filings in the smartphone sector at the International Trade Commission, for example, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan has this year made a name for itself in that venue, getting a bump up in the patent contentious rankings and...
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