Patent Litigation: Litigating Against a Non-Practicing Entity | Practical Law

Patent Litigation: Litigating Against a Non-Practicing Entity | Practical Law

This Practice Note describes key considerations for patent litigation against non-practicing entities (NPEs). It describes an NPE's potential advantages and disadvantages as compared to a patent owner who competes with the accused infringer. It also addresses pre-suit considerations, notice letter responses, preemptive legal actions, counterclaims, initial motion practice, case scheduling, discovery, damages, and trial.

Patent Litigation: Litigating Against a Non-Practicing Entity

Practical Law Practice Note 5-553-7946 (Approx. 27 pages)

Patent Litigation: Litigating Against a Non-Practicing Entity

by Practical Law Intellectual Property & Technology
MaintainedUSA (National/Federal)
This Practice Note describes key considerations for patent litigation against non-practicing entities (NPEs). It describes an NPE's potential advantages and disadvantages as compared to a patent owner who competes with the accused infringer. It also addresses pre-suit considerations, notice letter responses, preemptive legal actions, counterclaims, initial motion practice, case scheduling, discovery, damages, and trial.