Intellectual Property (IP) litigation, especially in patent and trade secret cases, can be a critical battleground for businesses trying to protect their innovations. Whether defending their rights or asserting them, companies
need to understand the strategic dynamics of offensive vs. defensive litigation.
- Understand the core differences between offensive and defensive litigation in patent and trade secret disputes.
- Learn the strategic advantages and risks of initiating litigation versus responding to a lawsuit.
- Explore the best practices for managing complex IP cases, including litigation timing, settlement negotiations, and strategic use of court motions.
- Gain insights into navigating the evolving landscape of patent and trade secret law, including challenges posed by technology and international jurisdiction
- Navigating Non practicing entity (NPE) Litigation scenarios
Lana Gladstein
Lana Gladstein currently works as a General Counsel for Seaport Therapeutics. She previously worked at APRINOIA Therapeutics as a Group General Counsel. Lana Gladstein attended Northeastern University School of Law.
Brad Bidwell
Robert Frederickson III
Robert Frederickson, a partner in Goodwin’s Intellectual Property Litigation practice and co-chair of the firm’s Life Sciences Disputes sector, represents life sciences, technology and financial services companies in intellectual property litigation and complex commercial disputes. Robert is an experienced IP trial lawyer, having tried numerous cases to juries and judges across the country. He has won hundreds of millions of dollars in jury verdicts in patent and trade secret cases and has successfully defended life sciences and technology companies accused of intellectual property infringement and misappropriation. Robert also focuses a large part of his practice representing life sciences and technology companies in complex, commercial arbitrations, involving licensing disputes.