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Intellectual Property Litigation at the International Trade Commission (ITC) – Moderated Discussion [Subtitles]
2022/ 9/ 26
Covington & Burling LLP
In this video,Covington Partner Michael Plimack discusses how Japan-based clients can benefit from ITC's powers. And he goes over three elements of ITC litigation:
1. What does an ITC case look like?
2. What happens if ITC orders a ban on importation of products?
3. Who can bring claims in the ITC?
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In this video,Covington Partner Michael Plimack discusses how Japan-based clients can benefit from ITC's powers. And he goes over three elements of ITC litigation:
1. What does an ITC case look like?
2. What happens if ITC orders a ban on importation of products?
3. Who can bring claims in the ITC?
Michael K. Plimack
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Mike Plimack is a co-chair of Covington’s patent litigation practice group, serving as the lead on case teams and client relationships. He has tried and won high-stakes patent cases in multiple fora, including the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), representing both complainants and respondents. Mike has also litigated and tried cases in district court, including securing a complete defense verdict in a fourteen-day Delaware patent trial after the jury deliberated for only 14 minutes.
For over 30 years, Mike has represented the world’s leading technology companies in patent and trade secrets matters, including Samsung, Hewlett-Packard, Microsoft, Seagate, Huawei, and SK Innovation. He has also litigated cases for patent licensors, including Ron Katz and Xperi (formerly Tessera). These cases involve the full range of software, semiconductor, mobile device, electronics, and other technology products.
Mike has briefed and argued appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and prosecuted several criminal jury trials while on assignment to the San Francisco District Attorney's Office.
On a personal note, Mike rowed competitively for four years in college, and he meditates and speaks on mindfulness practices.
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Covington Burling LLP was founded in Washington, DC in 1919 and currently has 13 offices worldwide. With over 1,200 internationally renowned and professional lawyers, our responsiveness to provide outstanding legal services and strategic advice is highly regarded. With over 100 senior government officials, he is not only familiar with the fields of corporate law, litigation and investigation, but also his deep insight into policy and policy makers and the quality of comprehensive regulatory advisory services. The height has a good reputation all over the world.
It has been selected as one of the "100 Global Elites Selected by GCR" many times in the past from the Global Competition Review, and has been selected as one of the world's top 2015 antitrust laws every year from 19 to 20.In addition to being repeatedly named on the "A List" by American Lawyers, he has been ranked in the Top 25 in the US in the General Counseling category of Americas Best Corporate Law Firm by Corporate Board Members.
We have as clients many Japanese companies, trade organizations, and government agencies, and through the Japan Department, we are working to further deepen our relationship with Japan and respond to more accurate needs.
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