Brian Coggio Co-Authors Article in IP Litigator

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Brian D. Coggio

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Fish Of Counsel Brian Coggio recently co-authored an article in IP Litigator discussing the doctrine of equivalents (DOE) and whether the DOE and/or its limitations apply when evaluating the facts in a case.

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