01847nam a2200277Ia 450000100070000000500170000700800410002404000100006504900090007505000220008407400140010608600190012024501160013926001040025530000280035950001970038750000350058450400420061950504700066165000630113165000510119471000420124571000520128799900190133995202110135829102820160527202335.0090423s2009    dcua    r     00    eng d  aPUCPR  acidf 4aKF3120b.A84 2009  a0743-C-010 aJU 13.2:P 27/200aAnatomy of a patent casecprepared by the Complex Litigation Committee of the American College of Trial Lawyers  aWashington, D.C.bFederal Judicial CenteraIrvine, Calif.bAmerican College of Trial Lawyerscc2009  axi, 141 p.bill.c22 cm  a"The Federal Judicial Center is printing this publication with the permission of the American College of Trial Lawyers for distribution to judges and employees of the federal judicial branch."  aShipping list no.: 2009-0267-P  aIncludes bibliographical references .0 aIntroduction and overview of a patent lawsuit -- The pizza box case: anatomy of a case for patent novices -- The complaint -- Motions to dismiss, to transfer, to strike --Answer and counterclaims -- Preliminary injunction motions-- The case-management conference -- Discovery issues unique to patent cases -- Claim construction: the Markman hearing -- Summary judgment motions -- Pretrial issues and motions in limine -- Trial -- Posttrial proceedings -- The appeal 0aPatent laws and legislationzUnited States.91481932Local 0aPatent practicezUnited States.91481972Local2 aFederal Judicial Center9951192Local2 aAmerican College of Trial Lawyers9520632Local  c210958d210958  00102sudoc406JU_13_000000000000000_2P_27_2708cidf9347754a7b7c5d2016-05-27eFederal Depositoryi433384l0oJU 13.2:P 27/2p70000000882108r2016-05-27 00:00:00t2009xLibrary use only x r:291028y6