For over one hundred years, our attorneys have aggressively represented clients in cases that involved key components of our client's intellectual property portfolio.

• TrafFix Devices, Inc. v. Marketing Displays, Inc.
• Chemcast Corp. v. Arco Industries Corp.
• Transmatic Inc., v. Gulton Industries, Inc.
• Perceptron & Ford Motor Co. v. Fori Automation
• Ortho-Kinetics, Inc. v. Invacare, Inc.
• McKeon Products Inc. v. Flents Products Co.
• Pheasant Run, Inc. v. Charter Township of Canton
• ND Industries v. Emary et. al

• Laminate Products, Inc. and PolyBond, Inc. v. Guardian Automotive, Inc., Guardian Industries, Inc., et al.
• Third Party Discovery Representation
• Magline, Inc. v. RealWheels Cover Company, Inc.
• Mallory v. Floyd Bell
• Winfield v. Gemmy
• Magline v. Wesco
• Young v. Lumenis

The plaintiff corporation filed a trade secret and breach of contract case against our clients -- an individual and his new company, and the customer of the new company. The firm quickly researched the facts and the law, and determined that there were problems with the plaintiff's case. The firm was able to persuade the plaintiff to drop its case before the defendants had to answer. Even though there was some initial cost to the clients, this expenditure up front saved them tens of thousands of dollars in litigation expenses, and spared them the risk of an adverse decision. Resolutions like this are better than winning epic struggles in court.

For more information, please e-mail Mr. Rick Hoffmann at hoffmann@reising.com, or call him at (248) 689-3500.