Roger’s practice focuses on intellectual property (IP) and business litigation. Roger’s IP and technology practice includes advice and counseling, procurement, licensing and acquisition, opinions, inter partes reexamination at the Patent and Trademark Office, administrative hearings before the International Trade Commission (ITC), and litigation in state and federal courts regarding all aspects of patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets. His IP litigation experience includes patent infringement, invalidity and inventorship disputes, trademark infringement, false advertising and domain name disputes, misappropriation of trade secrets, and breach of development, licensing and supply agreements.
Technical subject areas of litigation matters handled by Roger include semiconductor memory chips, fluid flow meters, large-scale optics manufacturing, mainframe utility software, acoustic paneling, airplane components, extrusion molding methods, gas chromatography, bathroom fixtures, ground fault circuit interrupters, Web-based financial transaction security, data redundancy, Web server software, fixed annuities, and casing running and drilling tools.
Roger’s business litigation practice includes trials, appeals and arbitrations across the spectrum of commerce. Since 1988, Roger has handled commercial disputes involving civil fraud, construction, legal malpractice, accounting and consulting malpractice, mail fraud and wire fraud, breach of license agreement, breach of supply agreements, wages and employment, lender liability, bankruptcy, conversion of collateral, breach of fiduciary duty, will disputes, Freedom of Information Act, partnership disputes and class action defense.
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