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Fulbright Goes Pro Bono in IP Case Over Food for the Hungry

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

By: Zach Lowe
Organization: Law.Com
Link: http://www.internationalprobono.com

The nonprofits claim the company's patent covering the nut-based product is invalid because it is so broad as to be unenforceable, court records show. The plaintiffs further claim Nutriset has sent them warning letters promising litigation should they attempt to produce a similar product, according to court records and Robert Chiaviello, the lead Fulbright lawyer on the case.

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