23 September 2022FeaturesPatentsRoberto Capriotti, Robert Sovesky and Garrett Tobin
‘Fencing off’: Protecting market products under US patent law
A company manufacturing and selling a product typically deals with various counterparties including suppliers, contract manufacturers, integrators, distributors, customers, and reprocessing manufacturers (refurbishers).
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