Attorney Brian Coggio Authors Article in Law360

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Brian D. Coggio

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Of Counsel

Fish life sciences attorney Brian Coggio recently authored an article for Law360 discussing a split in authority in two of the nation’s busiest districts for Hatch-Waxman litigation. This article examines the cases leading to the split and what constitutes an “act of infringement” in Hatch-Waxman actions.

Read the full article on Law360 here.

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Brian Coggio Authors Article in Law360, "A District Court Split On Hatch-Waxman Venue Determinations"

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