Partner Jeanne Gills was quoted in an Inside Counsel article, “Spider-Man, the Supreme Court and Patent Licenses,” on April 2, 2015. The article discussed Supreme Court case Kimble v. Marvel Enterprises and the impact the case has on collecting royalties once a patent license expires.
Gills was quoted saying, “While both sides advanced credible positions in their briefs and at argument, Respondent Marvel’s position appeared to be the one that resonated the most with the Justices. As Justice Kagan pointed out earlier, there needs to be “special justification” to overrule Brulotte otherwise statutory stare decisis applies and the decision must stand.”
People
Related News
23 January 2025
In the News
Claude Treece Featured as Longtime Champion of Foley's MLK Jr. Oratory Competition
Foley & Lardner LLP partner Claude Treece is featured for his decades-long leadership of the firm's annual Martin Luther King Jr. Oratory Competition.
21 January 2025
In the News
Foley’s 2025 MLK Jr. Oratory Competition Garners Significant Media Coverage
Foley & Lardner LLP’s 2025 Martin Luther King Jr. Oratory Competition garnered significant media attention this year as the student's message of leadership, unity, and civic responsibility especially resonated as the day celebrating Dr. King’s legacy coincided with the U.S. Presidential Inauguration.
20 January 2025
In the News