Patent Litigation Workshop
Description
This course simulates the strategy and pretrial preparation of a patent lawsuit over the course of a semester. The course materials include information typical to a patent lawsuit: a patent, file history, prior art, and information regarding the accused product. Students will represent either the patentee or the accused infringer. Students will plan litigation strategy, meet with and advise a client, conduct written discovery, take and defend depositions, and brief and argue claim construction and motions for summary judgment.
- Number of Units: 3
- Course Number: 322
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