In addition to representing clients in complex patent litigation throughout the U.S., Benesch has a full-service patent practice featuring registered patent attorneys with diverse technical backgrounds. We represent clients in every phase of the patent process in the U.S. and coordinate patent-related activities outside the U.S.
We also represent clients on a variety of other patent-related matters, including clearance of new products, design around alternatives, and enforcement programs. In short, Benesch’s patent litigators have produced positive results on a consistent basis for our clients and our patent practitioners have obtained important patents on a wide variety of technologies. Our patent attorneys regularly speak and write about patent issues of interest to clients, the bench and the patent bar.
Represented Surron in a design patent infringement case involving its electric off-road motorcycle, securing a complete trial victory after a one-week jury trial. Directed and cross-examined design expert witnesses for both parties at trial. The jury found that the defendants infringed the design and acted willfully in launching competing products.
Represented ASUSTek Computer in a federal bench trial involving semiconductor design in the Eastern District of Texas, delivering the opening statement and conducting the direct examination of the client’s technical expert.
Benesch, serving as co-counsel with Irell & Manella, secured a complete victory for Gamon in a six-day jury trial in a long-running patent infringement dispute with Campbell’s involving gravity-fed display racks. After more than a decade of litigation, the jury unanimously confirmed patent validity and awarded Gamon $17 million in damages against Campbell’s, and over $400,000 against a Campbell’s supplier.
Defended a designer and manufacturer of surfing simulator water rides in bet-the-company patent and breach of contract litigations and related inter partes review proceedings and Federal Circuit appeals. These representations resulted in one patent being canceled, another being found invalid and a district court award of significant attorneys’ fees.*