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By Scott I. Unger on September 2, 2004
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New Jersey Institute of Technology v. Medjet, Inc

The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey dismissed plaintiff’s patent claim against the defendant. In the suit, the plaintiff claimed that the defendant failed to identify one of its employees as a co-inventor. Ultimately, the court ruled that the plaintiff failed to prove the employee’s contribution with clear and convincing evidence.

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Scott I. Unger is a member of Stark & Stark’s Litigation Group, where he concentrates his practice on litigation arising out of business and commercial disputes. Mr. Unger regularly counsels business owners on the prosecution and defense of minority oppression litigation (corporate divorces)…

Scott I. Unger is a member of Stark & Stark’s Litigation Group, where he concentrates his practice on litigation arising out of business and commercial disputes. Mr. Unger regularly counsels business owners on the prosecution and defense of minority oppression litigation (corporate divorces), breach of contract cases, uniform commercial code (U.C.C.) litigation, consumer fraud claims, appellate practice, employment, and estate litigation.

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    New Jersey Law Blog
  • Organization:
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