When ‘Patented’ Goes Beyond Inventorship In False Ad Cases
An article authored by Karen Gover titled “When ‘Patented’ Goes Beyond Inventorship In False Ad Cases” was published in Law360. Read more (subscription required).
Karen E. Gover, PhD
Karen Gover focuses her practice on patent litigation. Karen's experience includes drafting litigation pleadings, composing responses to trademark office actions, working with expert witnesses to develop and refine witness reports for international arbitration, and composing UDRP complaints and DMCA take-down notices. She also has experience assessing vulnerability to invalidity challenges in Hatch-Waxman suits.
View profile
Posts by Karen:
Declaration From Director of Opposing Company Deemed Sufficient Evidence of Prior Use By PTAB and Federal Circuit
An article authored by Karen Gover titled “Declaration from director of opposing company deemed sufficient evidence of prior use by PTAB and Federal Circuit” was published in World Trademark Review. R...
Breitling Prevails with Good-Faith Defence in Second Circuit Infringement Dispute Ruling
An article authored by Karen Gover titled “Breitling prevails with good-faith defence in Second Circuit infringement dispute ruling” was published in World Trademark Review. Read more.
Vans Parody Loses Out on Heightened First Amendment Protection in Second Circuit Ruling
An article authored by Karen Gover titled “Vans parody loses out on heightened First Amendment protection in Second Circuit ruling” was published in World Trademark Review. Read more.