• Represented patent owner in successful contingency fee suit against the New York Mercantile on electronic trading for futures patent. Our client shared in the settlement amounting to over $8 million.

  • Successfully represented a plaintiff in design patent case resulting in jury verdict of damages, an injunction, and interest in an amount in excess of $1 Million. The Court even awarded attorneys fees at an hourly rate exceeding that billed to the client. The underlying judgment was affirmed by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals and the U.S. Supreme Court recently denied the defendant's petition for further review.

  • Represented patent owner in successful contingency fee suit against Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange in pioneer patent for electronic trading of futures. After initiating suit in Dallas, Texas and successfully defeating a defense motion to transfer the case to Chicago, we negotiated a partial transfer of the patent rights to Cantor Fitzgerald’s electronic trading arm, eSpeed and ultimately settled the case. Our client was paid for his patent rights and participates in the $30 million dollar settlement.

  • Represented an entrepreneur who was marketing parody perfumes with names like CK-9, Timmy Moledigger, Pucci who was sued by Tommy Hilfiger. Resulted in defense summary judgement where Tommy Hilfiger was “advised to chill.”  See article on Law.com

  • Undefeated in bringing and defending numerous requests for preliminary injunctive relief and temporary restraining orders aimed at stopping infringement of patents, trademarks and copyrights.




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