NPEs vs. Practicing Entities

Legal Representation in Complex Patent Litigation Cases

Patent ownership can be held both by practicing entities and non-practicing entities (NPE). A practicing entity is a patent holder who actually makes, uses or sells a product for which a patent is held. A non-practicing entity is generally a patent holder who does not actually engage in the manufacture of products, but instead patents or acquires patents with a primary purpose of vigorously enforcing those patents against infringing companies. Both types of entities are afforded full legal rights to enforce their patents, necessitating the need for a patent litigation attorney to assist them in their business endeavors.

NPEs have developed a strategy for pursuing compensation for losses based on patents they have acquired. Clearman | Prebeg has assisted many such entities in their pursuit of patent infringers.

Whether your company is a practicing or non practicing entity, ClearmanPrebeg is available to provide the legal support needed in searching for a resolution to patent infringement cases.

Patent Litigation Lawyer

The firm is comprised of experienced and highly successful attorneys who have represented both domestic and international clients in patent litigation and complex commercial litigation matters and high-stakes cases. In the ever evolving world of patent law and intellectual property, the firm has proven its ability to obtain the best results for their clients in an efficient and professional manner, no matter the client"s size or nature of enterprise.

Contact a Patent Litigation Lawyer today for the high level of legal expertise and aggressive action required for complex patent litigation cases.