Patent Ethics Litigation

• A unique and well-organized tool for confronting practical ethical issues and conflicts of interest that increasingly arise in patent litigation.
• This book is a unique treatise on patent litigation, covering multifaceted aspects of the law, including essential patent ethics rules and case law, as well as practice-oriented strategies and examples to assist practitioners.
• Written by respected practitioner and professor with many years of experience in patent.

Readership: U.S.-based patent litigators, private-practice attorneys and agents, in-house intellectual property departments, foreign law practitioners overseeing U.S. operations, and law schools.

David Hricik, Associate Professor, Mercer University Law School

"The book is a significant and useful addition to the scant literature on patent litigation ethics. Not only is this book currently the best resource available on the topic, its thoroughness will make it essential to litigators for years to come" - David L. Schwartz, Chicago-Kent College of Law

The contents of the book will follow the Ethics Rules in the PTO Code, with practice commentary added after each rule.