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“Intellectual Property in the 21st Century: Staying Ahead of the Game”

Global Gaming Expo: Las Vegas, Nevada November 19, 2008

• “Protecting Intellectual Property Rights to Promote Sustainable Economic Growth”

"Global Business Magazine June 2012"
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David B. Abel, Esq.
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REPRESENTATIVE PATENT CASES

• CY Technology Group v. Groupon Inc., CV-10-3640 MRP (VBKx): Represented Groupon in patent infringement action. Obtained summary judgment of invalidity of the asserted patent.  The invalidity determination was affirmed on appeal.

• MEI, Inc. v. JCM American Corp. et al., New Jersey – 09-351 (RBK) (JS): Represented defendants in patent infringement action. Settled after summary judgment of no literal infringement while summary judgment of no Doctrine of Equivalents Infringement was pending.

• JCM American Corp. v MEI Inc., Nevada -2:05-CV-01433 RCJ (RJJ) and Appeal Case No. 2010- 1069, -1070: Represented plaintiff in patent litigation on bill validators for gaming industry. Jury verdict of infringement and $12MM damages
affirmed on appeal.

• MARS, Inc., MEI, Inc. v JCM American Corp et al., New Jersey – 05-CV-3165 (RBK-JBR) and Appeal Case No. 2009-1555: Represented defendants in patent infringement action on two patents. The first patent was invalidated in a reexamination.
The claim on the second patent was dismissed for lack of standing. Sanctions awarded to defendants.

• Vellata v. Best Buy, 2:10-cv-06752 AHM (AGR): Represented indemnified defendant in patent infringement action on two patents relating to click-to-call technology. Case ended with plaintiff dedicating patents to the public when summary
judgment motion was pending.

• Avid Identification Systems, Inc. v. Global ID, C.D. Cal., CV 98-4055 NM (CWx): Represented plaintiff in design patent infringement action, trade secrets action. Obtained summary judgment of infringement and validity. Jury award of damages.

• Avid Identification Systems, Inc. v. Schering-Plough Corp., C.D. Cal., EDCV 99-170 VAP (BQRx): Represented plaintiff in unfair competition, false advertising action. Obtained summary judgment and permanent injunction.

• Seiko Epson v. Nukote, C.D. Cal., CV 95-2734 TJH and CV 97-7587 TJH: Represented plaintiff in patent infringement action on ink jet printing cartridges. Obtained injunction and $1MM contempt sanction. Case settled with judgment for plaintiff.

• Aoki Technical Laboratories, Inc. v. FMT, D.C., N.H., C-96-42-JD: Represented defendant in patent infringement action on stretch-blow-molding technology for plastic bottles. Case settled before trial.

• PhoneTel v. Cybiotronics, E.D. Texas, 4-98CY-705-Y: Represented defendant in patent infringement suit on patents relating to telephone technology. Action settled on favorable terms during mediation while summary judgment of no infringement motion was pending.

• Lemelson v. Nissei Plastics, Reno, Nevada District Court: Represented defendant in patent infringement action relating to injection molding. Case settled on terms very favorable to defendant resolving all potential claims on Lemelson’s
patent portfolio.

• ADL v. Chapparral Communications, Inc. C.D. Cal.: Represented defendant in patent infringement action on satellite dish technology. Jury trial resulted in hung jury. Case settled before retrial.

• Japan Cash Machine, Co. v. DSI, C.D. Cal.: Represented plaintiff in patent infringement action. Case settled with terms favorable to client including an injunction.

• Wang Laboratories, Inc. v. American Computers & Digital Components, Inc. (ACDC), C.D. Cal., 93-893K (POR): Represented defendant in breach of contract and patent infringement action. Case settled on very favorable terms for defendant after Federal Circuit decision in Wang v Toshiba.

• American Hakko Products v. Metcal, Inc. Represented declaratory judgment plaintiff in patent non-infringement action. Action dismissed when patentee asserted it would never sue on the patent.

 

 

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