Invotex Group Intellectual Property IP Patent Litigation Services

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Key Contacts:

Terry L. Musika
Managing Director Michele M. Riley
Managing Director Jennifer Vanderhart
Managing Director Raymond J. Peroutka, Jr.
Managing Director / CEO Joseph S. Estabrook
Managing Director Lynette E. Brown
Director Karen H. Wang
Director Abby J. Weinstock
Director

Intellectual Property Litigation

Thought Leadership

Intellectual property litigation matters require the expertise of independent financial consultants, accountants and economists who can interpret complex technical and market data and prepare damage analyses and expert testimony that can be communicated to both judge and jury as well as supported and upheld.

Invotex’s consultants provide expert testimony on patent, trademark and copyright infringement matters as well as trade secret and other IP related litigation. Our damage analyses address lost profits, reasonable royalties, price erosion and other types of damages. In general, we provide assistance throughout the litigation process, offering such services as:

Discovery and fact-finding
Damage analysis
Settlement negotiation
Expert reports
Expert witness testimony

Invotex’s professionals offer a level of expertise unsurpassed by other firms. Our experienced professionals, comprising Certified Public Accountants and Ph.D. economists, among others, have been key participants in some of the country’s most significant and complex intellectual property litigation matters of the past two decades.

In addition, Invotex’s professionals go beyond the realm of litigation, valuing patents and patent portfolios, assisting with license negotiations and management, and helping IP owners maximize revenues from the value of their IP. For more information, see our full list of intellectual property services.

Crossing the Border: International Issues That Affect IP Litigation, Intellectual Property Litigation, Vol. 19, No. 1., Fall 2007.

Damage Limitations, World Trademark Review, Issue 22, December / January 2010, pp. 21-26.