Media Mentions
2008
Margaret Duncan was quoted on November 5 by Law360 in an article regarding a ruling from Judge Barbara B. Crabb in which she granted part of Extreme Networks' request for a permanent injunction against Enterasys Networks. The court ordered Enterasys to stop selling three types of routers that were found to infringe Extreme patents. Although Judge Crabb narrowed the scope of Extreme's request for an injunction, Ms. Duncan noted that it was still fairly wide. "We were extremely pleased that the judge in her judgment [confirmed] the jury's verdict and denied [the defendant's] post-trial motions and entered and respected the jury's verdict here," she said.
Margaret M. Duncan, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology, Litigation - IP, Media & Tech
2006
Margaret "Peg" Duncan was quoted in the November 15 issue of The Chicago Tribune in regard to potential buyers of a company examining the target company's patent portfolios as part of due diligence.
Margaret M. Duncan, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology
2005
Margaret Duncan was quoted in the July 25 issue of the Chicago Sun-Times in an article reporting that the Joe Boxer brand, formerly an exclusive Kmart brand, is being sold. Ms. Duncan commented that both a licensor and licensee must agree to change the terms of their contracts.
Margaret M. Duncan, Intellectual Property, Media & Technology
