Insight A Conversation with WIT’s ITC Practice Chair: Examining 2024 Trends in Section 337 Investigations
Insights Home Insights Featured Content Q&As Q&A: The Impact of Changes to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 We asked WIT CEO Paul Neale to share his thoughts on the implications of the FRE 702 amendment and the proactive measures attorneys can take to ensure their expert witnesses withstand greater judicial scrutiny. Blog Life Sciences Roundup: Top Insights from Q2 – Q3 Life sciences companies face mounting litigation over patents, products, and pricing practices. Successfully navigating these matters requires expertise from qualified experts and an expert agency focused on arising litigation trends. Check out our insights. Blog ITC Investigation Insights from Q3 – CALJ Cheney Report and More In our effort to help our clients navigate the complexities of this specialized venue, we take a proactive approach to delivering relevant insights, examining trends within the sector with regard to filings, investigation timelines, judge preferences, and more. Let’s explore some of our insights from Q3 and examine WIT’s involvement with the ITC. Case Study- Technology Case Study: Automotive Technology Expert Needed for an IPR Proceeding at the PTAB The petitioner alleged patent infringement involving ETC systems in modern vehicles. The respondent turned to WIT for an expert in automotive control, vehicle electronics, and engineering. Discover how WIT was able to meet the expert need. Q&As Q&A: Trends Shaping Intellectual Property Litigation Today We asked WIT President Michael Connelly to share his thoughts on the critical trends shaping IP litigation today, including the rising complexities of expert witness selection, the evolving role of the ITC, and the strategies needed to address these challenges head-on. Insights & News All Industries Automotive Biotechnology Financial Technology Gaming Healthcare Technology Pharmaceutical Wireless Communications All Trends 5G / 6G Banking Crisis COVID-19 Cryptocurrency Drug and Vaccine Development Election Law and Voting Rights Electric Vehicles FDA-Regulated Drugs and Devices Mobile Gaming Payment Systems Virtual Reality Wearable Devices All Insight Types Archive Article Blog Case Study Case Study- Life Sciences Case Study- Technology Event In the News Other Content Press Release Q&As Report Video Search August 15, 2023 — Article An Expert’s Look at the Current Biotechnology Landscape and Upcoming Industry Trends As technological innovation continues to prompt evolution across the life sciences landscape, the biotechnology sector is seeing rapid growth that is igniting industry competition and, with it, litigation. Let's see what WIT expert Dr. Brenda Wilson has to say about the future of the space. April 4, 2023 — Press Release WIT Legal Expands Life Sciences Practice to Address Increase in Litigation Targeting Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Healthcare Technology Companies The company has a reputation for building diverse teams of leading experts across trending areas of litigation and is committed to affiliating with the most qualified experts in emerging markets. Blog Five Reasons Why Attorneys Should Look Beyond a Stack of CVs When Considering Experts Too often, law firms relegate finding experts to “search” firms who send over a stack of CVs with the expectation of finding an expert that is “good enough” for a case. Not only is that inefficient, but also problematic.
Q&As Q&A: The Impact of Changes to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 We asked WIT CEO Paul Neale to share his thoughts on the implications of the FRE 702 amendment and the proactive measures attorneys can take to ensure their expert witnesses withstand greater judicial scrutiny.
Blog Life Sciences Roundup: Top Insights from Q2 – Q3 Life sciences companies face mounting litigation over patents, products, and pricing practices. Successfully navigating these matters requires expertise from qualified experts and an expert agency focused on arising litigation trends. Check out our insights.
Blog ITC Investigation Insights from Q3 – CALJ Cheney Report and More In our effort to help our clients navigate the complexities of this specialized venue, we take a proactive approach to delivering relevant insights, examining trends within the sector with regard to filings, investigation timelines, judge preferences, and more. Let’s explore some of our insights from Q3 and examine WIT’s involvement with the ITC.
Case Study- Technology Case Study: Automotive Technology Expert Needed for an IPR Proceeding at the PTAB The petitioner alleged patent infringement involving ETC systems in modern vehicles. The respondent turned to WIT for an expert in automotive control, vehicle electronics, and engineering. Discover how WIT was able to meet the expert need.
Q&As Q&A: Trends Shaping Intellectual Property Litigation Today We asked WIT President Michael Connelly to share his thoughts on the critical trends shaping IP litigation today, including the rising complexities of expert witness selection, the evolving role of the ITC, and the strategies needed to address these challenges head-on.
August 15, 2023 — Article An Expert’s Look at the Current Biotechnology Landscape and Upcoming Industry Trends As technological innovation continues to prompt evolution across the life sciences landscape, the biotechnology sector is seeing rapid growth that is igniting industry competition and, with it, litigation. Let's see what WIT expert Dr. Brenda Wilson has to say about the future of the space.
April 4, 2023 — Press Release WIT Legal Expands Life Sciences Practice to Address Increase in Litigation Targeting Pharmaceutical, Biotechnology, and Healthcare Technology Companies The company has a reputation for building diverse teams of leading experts across trending areas of litigation and is committed to affiliating with the most qualified experts in emerging markets.
Blog Five Reasons Why Attorneys Should Look Beyond a Stack of CVs When Considering Experts Too often, law firms relegate finding experts to “search” firms who send over a stack of CVs with the expectation of finding an expert that is “good enough” for a case. Not only is that inefficient, but also problematic.