In a business climate driven by constant innovation and commodified information, protecting intellectual property is critical to success. Clients ranging from emerging visionaries to market-leading corporations count on Hodgson Russ to support and defend the ideas, designs, and processes that are the lifeblood of their business.
Hodgson Russ’s intellectual property litigation team helps clients protect their intellectual property rights by prosecuting and defending claims of infringement or misappropriation of patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and ideas. We provide informed counsel and staunch advocacy for our clients throughout the litigation process, from strategy development, pre-litigation investigations, and Markman hearings all the way through litigation, appeals, and associated proceedings.
Drawing on the resources of our full-service law firm, we create multidisciplinary teams to ensure matters are handled effectively and efficiently for our clients, which span the full range of traditional disciplines through today’s most forward-looking industries. We work closely with attorneys at our firm who have advanced degrees in engineering, chemistry, the biological sciences, and other subject areas to bring to our representation a thorough understanding of our clients’ business, technology, and objectives.
Hodgson Russ has been awarded a prestigious “Best Law Firms” Metropolitan Tier ranking by Best Lawyers/U.S. News & World Report in the category of Litigation - Patent.
Whether counseling on protection strategies in the conference room or defending our clients’ interests in the courtroom, the Hodgson Russ intellectual property litigation team provides sophisticated and cost-effective legal services focused on helping clients achieve their business objectives. Without the high price tag that generally comes with firms headquartered in larger cities, our attorneys have the breadth and depth of knowledge and experience necessary to help our clients protect their intellectual property rights and strengthen their competitiveness.
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