About Patent Licensing & Litigation Support Service
Applicants and individual Inventors put lots of time and money in performing R&D for an invention and then getting a patent granted for the invention. But all this goes in vain if they don’t get a rightful return on their investment. A Patent provides a monopolistic right to the Assignee only and in order to practice the technology of the patent – others need to take a license from the Assignee. Our licensing and Litigation support services are designed to help the patent owners or inventors to ascertain that their patented technology is not being used without their consent, and enforcing their rights through Licensing and/or Litigating patents.
Patent Licensing & Litigation Support Methodology
Our Licensing and Litigation support services include a broad range of IP litigation needs including
Step 1
Patent and file wrapper review.
Step 2
Performing Infringement Search to identifying potential infringers
Step 3
Preparing & reviewing Evidence of Use (EoU) Charts or Rule 11 charts including a detailed mapping of infringing product with the patent.
Step 4
Reviewing the invalidity contentions filed by the defendants.
Step 5
We also assist in-house counsels in preparing cease and desist letters or drafting motions for initiating file infringement law suits.
Why Choose Us for Patent Licensing & Litigation Support India?
Subject matter Experts.
Ability to do construct EoU Charts/Rule 11 charts.
A meticulous examination of potential infringers and accordingly identify product evidence.
Strong understanding of standard specifications to conclude an infringement
Reverse engineering to prove infringement.
Executed more than 50+ Licensing and litigation support services
Call to ActionCase Study
A prominent legal firm has reached out to us for our expertise in patent litigation services, specifically on behalf of the plaintiff. They requested our assessment of contention charts submitted by the defendant. We have thoroughly examined these contention charts and have conveyed our professional analysis and perspective.
A prominent corporate entity, which is making a claim against another party, has approached our organization with a request to create rebuttal claim charts. In this context, our role involves the preparation of comprehensive and detailed documentation that counters the claims made by the opposing party. This entails the thorough examination of the opposing party's assertions and the formulation of a compelling argument to challenge and rebut those claims. Our aim is to provide our client with a strong legal foundation to support their position in the dispute.
FAQ
- opportunity to hold your patent license
- Save money
- Beat competitors
- The patent owner is empowered to exercise their right over their patents whenever a company or individual violates and sets up a ground for infringement.
- Infringing the rights of a patent owner with regard to any invention. Patent infringement can be committed by making, using, offering to sell, or selling something unless the patent owner permits it.
- Patent licensing involves a patent owner (licensor) granting another party (licensee) rights to use, produce, or sell the patented invention via a formal agreement. This arrangement benefits both: licensors earn royalties, while licensees access innovative technology without full R&D costs. Agreements specify terms like duration and scope for mutual protection.
- Patent licenses primarily include exclusive and non-exclusive types. Exclusive licenses grant sole rights to one licensee, barring the licensor from further licensing. Non-exclusive licenses permit multiple licensees to use the patent concurrently, maximizing market reach for the licensor. Sole licenses offer a middle ground, allowing licensor use alongside one licensee.
- Enforce patent rights in India by filing an infringement suit in district courts or High Courts, seeking injunctions or damages. Civil remedies predominate; criminal action applies rarely. Engage legal experts early due to procedural complexities, with a three-year limitation from infringement date.
- Litigation support in patent disputes provides legal teams with research, evidence analysis, expert testimony, document management, and strategy formulation. These services strengthen cases, ensure thorough preparation, and enhance outcomes in complex IP battles. Professional firms offer tailored assistance for inventors and businesses.
- Patent litigation in India varies from months to years, influenced by case complexity, court backlogs, and IP-specialized divisions like Delhi High Court. Statutory timelines mandate case management within months, arguments in six months, and judgments in 90 days post-hearing. Full resolution often exceeds 12 months.
- Indian patent holders can license to foreign companies, expanding markets and revenue via PCT routes or direct agreements. This reaches 148+ countries, with 30-31 months for national phase entry. Comply with target countries' laws and register agreements under India's Patents Act Section 68.
- Evaluate scope (exclusive/non-exclusive), duration, royalties, territories, and IP protections before signing. Include termination clauses, dispute resolution, and compliance with India's Patents Act requiring written terms. Consult lawyers to mitigate risks and ensure enforceability across jurisdictions.
Enforce Your Rights with
Professional Patent Licensing & Litigation Support
Empower inventors and patent owners to enforce rights, identify infringers, and monetize innovations through strategic licensing and litigation assistance across India's intellectual property landscape.
Comprehensive Methodology
Multi-step process from patent review and infringement searches to EoU charts.
Subject Matter Expertise
Deep knowledge in reverse engineering, standard specs, and invalidity analysis.
Proven Track Record
Over 50+ projects executed with meticulous infringer identification and strategic support.
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