(l-r) Latham partner Giri Pathmanaban, Latham counsel Susan Tull, and Latham partner David Callahan. Courtesy photos Genie Gets Its Wish: A Defense Verdict in Texas Garage Door Opener Case
The Chamberlain Group had been seeking $60 million in damages, but Latham & Watkins and its local counsel prevailed on jurors to use "common sense."
March 15, 2022 at 02:39 PM
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Intellectual Property
Last year the Overhead Door Corp. and its Genie Co. subsidiary won an ITC determination of patent infringement that could crimp The Chamberlain Group's competing garage door opener business.
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