Trials, Litigation
While general litigation cases are handled in a district court (first trial), then a court of appeals (second trial), and the Supreme Court (third trial), patent and trademark litigation cases for refusal and invalidation are handled by the Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences (in the first), then the Patent Court (second trial), and the Supreme Court (third trial), and patent and trademark infringement cases, like general litigation cases, are handled in a district court (first trial), then a court of appeals (second trial), and the Supreme Court (third trial).
Because such trial/litigation cases are difficult for individuals to handle, it is recommended that individuals seek advice from reliable agents with technical expertise. The patent attorneys and staff at Ein Patent Law Firm are knowledgeable and experienced in law and technical fields including electronics, semiconductors, materials, and mechanical engineering, and are able to provide tremendous support for trial and litigation cases. We invite anyone that requires advice to contact us at anytime. Types of Trials/Litigation for Patents and Trademarks
Types of common trial and litigation cases are described below. Aside from the trial and litigation cases described, there are many other types of proceedings.
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