A Long History of Patent Litigation Experience
Not newcomers to IP litigation in Texas, the firm is committed to providing aggressive representation to both plaintiffs and defendants in patent litigation. For over 20 years the attorneys at the law firm of Siebman, Reynolds, Burg, Phillips & Smith, LLP have been prosecuting and defending intellectual property litigation matters for clients in the courts of the Eastern District of Texas. Senior Partner Clyde Siebman first became involved in patent litigation in the Eastern District of Texas in the Intel v. Cyrix litigation in 1990 and has maintained a busy patent litigation practice since that time. From their offices in Sherman, Plano, Lufkin and Marshall, SRBPS attorneys are capable of serving as lead trial counsel or as your local co-counsel to handle your complex litigation matters.
Complex Patent Litigation Concerns in Eastern Texas
Claims involving patent infringement can lead to litigation encompassing allegations of direct infringement, indirect infringement, infringement by inducement, willful infringement, declaratory judgment and license disputes. These are complex civil matters, requiring the skill and experience of seasoned litigators. Siebman, Reynolds, Burg, Phillips & Smith, LLP has represented some of the largest companies in the world in a variety of intellectual property disputes.
From local companies, major multinational corporations to local inventors, the attorneys of Siebman, Reynolds, Burg, Phillips & Smith, LLP can provide the necessary insight into the local court system and the intellectual property community as advocates for the protection of your interests. Sometimes this involves seeking affirmative relief, and sometimes it involves the defense of your right to do business as you choose without interference from a competitor or other patent owner through patent misuse.
The firm focuses on providing quality legal representation, while keeping the client's legal and economic objectives in sharp focus. Litigation can frequently be an expensive proposition. That is why any sound litigation strategy should always define the client’s objectives and consider the most efficient and expedient alternatives available to accomplish these objectives.
To schedule an appointment to discuss a patent litigation concern, contact a lawyer at the law firm of Siebman, Reynolds, Burg, Phillips & Smith, LLP.
