Perspective
Sep. 7, 2011
Seven ways companies can cut costs in patent litigation
Managing intellectual property correctly can make the difference between a company with a future and one that sinks into oblivion. By Ben Davidson of Davidson Law Group
Corporations around the country today are experiencing a rise in patent infringement litigation that could not only deride a solid strategy for growth in a seesaw economy, but could also hurt a firm's bottom line. The trend can be seen in the recent "patent wars" over smartphone technology, with Google acquiring Motorola and its 25,000 patents and Nokia licensing 2,000 patents to Mosaid Technologies, a Canadian company that enforces ...
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