Litigating Complex Intellectual Property Disputes
Intellectual property law is notoriously complex and continually evolving. If you are seeking to protect the intellectual property of your business, you need an attorney with extensive experience in intellectual property litigation. We are up to date with current law and provide seasoned counsel and litigation for disputes involving patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets.
The DuPage County intellectual property litigation lawyers at Esp, Kreuzer, Cores & McLaughlin, LLP, protect the time, capital and creative energy that you have invested in your idea, product or business. Our attorneys have significant experience with a full complement of complex commercial lawsuits. Additionally, we are skilled litigators who will fight to protect your assets and intellectual property rights in federal court.
Protecting Your Intellectual Property
Our intellectual property practice covers infringement of patents, trademarks, marketing and copyrights. We represent businesses that have invested substantial money in branding and advertising, helping them defend brand names, taglines, logos, trade secrets and other intellectual property.
We can assist your business with all aspects of intellectual property protection, including:
- Infringement of and disputes over copyrights and trademarks
- Patent infringement, theft of idea, direct and indirect infringement, willful infringement and license disputes
- Violation of noncompete agreements
- Unfair competition litigation
- Protection of trade secrets
If we pursue your case in federal court, the court may issue an injunction to stop the other party from infringing on your intellectual property rights or grant royalty payments.
When a cease-and-desist letter is not enough to protect your investment and future financial gain, contact the Wheaton patent infringement lawyers at Esp, Kreuzer, Cores & McLaughlin. Please call us at 630-871-1002 to schedule an appointment. You may also contact us online. We have offices in Chicago, Wheaton and Oswego.
