"Urine Maker Owes $900K In Atty Fees After Loss In IP Suit"

November 22, 2019

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Synthetic urine producer Dr. Greens Inc. must pay nearly $900,000 in attorney fees on top of $3 million in damages and interest already awarded following a jury verdict earlier this year that found the fake pee maker willfully infringed a rival's patent, a California judge has ordered.

U.S. District Judge John A. Houston said Monday that it became clear over the course of the case that Dr. Greens had engaged in "a pattern of gamesmanship to obtain an unfair advantage in the litigation."

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Spectrum Laboratories LLC, the plaintiff in this case, is represented by David B. Cupar and Matthew J. Cavanagh of McDonald Hopkins LLC and J. Christopher Jaczko of Procopio
Cory Hargreaves & Savitch LLP.

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McDonald Hopkins is proud to welcome Tom Stine as Counsel to its Intellectual Property Department. Tom brings with him decades of experience in all facets of intellectual property and patent law.

McDonald Hopkins is pleased to announce the addition of Michael Centa as an Associate in the firm’s Intellectual Property Department. Michael brings significant experience in patent prosecution, specializing in securing and protecting intellectual property rights across a broad range of technological fields, including mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and software systems.

"Urine Maker Owes $900K In Atty Fees After Loss In IP Suit"

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