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Sports And Fitness Podcast Series: Enforcing Sports Tech Patents At The ITC
27 June 2019
Finnegan, Henderson, Farabow, Garrett & Dunner, LLP
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Creating intellectual property portfolios are an effective way
for sports companies to protect their innovations and overall
brand. However, enforcing these IP rights through litigation in
federal court can be time-consuming. Companies can often seek
quicker remedy through the International Trade Commission. In this
podcast, Finnegan attorneys Umber Aggarwal, Anthony Berlenbach, and
Elizabeth Niemeyer tell us more about this often useful option.
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