Campagna, Mark V.

Current Employment Position(s)

Partner

Lawyer Overview

Mark Campagna represents clients in intellectual property disputes, focusing primarily on patent infringement litigation in the federal district courts and the International Trade Commission (ITC).

He has represented patentees and defendants in cases involving semiconductors, DRAMs, wireless voice and data communications, GPS applications, interactive voice response systems, the internet, software patents, business methods, digital cameras, gypsum wallboards, and shipping containers. Representative clients include Sprint Nextel, Eastman Kodak, Georgia-Pacific, and Schütz Container Systems. In September 2008, Mark obtained an exclusion order for Schütz Container Systems in an ITC patent investigation against Shanghai Kingtainer Packaging Container Co. relating to unlawful importation of shipping containers covered by three patents.

Mark is vice chair of Division VII of the Intellectual Property Law Section of the American Bar Association (2009-2010), member of the ABA Patent Law Reform Task Force, past chair of the ABA Computer Hardware Technology Committee of the IP Law Section (2006-2009), past co-chair of the ABA Inequitable Conduct Committee of the IP Law Section (2004-2005), past chair of the ABA Pro Bono Committee of the IP Law Section (2003-2004), and member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE).

Areas of Practice

• Intellectual Property
• Copyrights & Trademarks
• ITC Section 337
• Patent Litigation
• Licensing & Technology Transactions

Representative Cases

• Alltel defends against patent infringement claims by EMSAT for E911 service
• CenterPoint Energy favorably settles infringement dispute brought by RAKTL
• Chevron Corporation favorably settles patent infringement claims brought by RAKTL
• Citizens Communications successfully resolves patent infringement dispute brought by RAKTL , (2009)
• Cricket Communications and Leap Wireless defend against patent infringement claims by EMSAT involving GPS-assisted services and emergency 911 technology for cell phones
• General Motors et al. defeat patent infringement claim involving internet operations , (2009)
• Georgia-Pacific faces Nat'l Gypsum parent in DJ action over wallboards
• Hydek pursues patent infringement charges against Hydro-Mobile involving hydraulic lift platforms
• Kodak pursues patent infringement suits against Sony involving digital camera technology
• Lucent defends against patent infringement charges involving cellular technology
• MOSAID launches patent suit against Samsung over nine patents for DRAM technology
• Premiere Global resolves patent infringement claims brought by patent-holding company RAKTL , (2009)
• Protechna pursues patent infringement charges against Grief, Inc.
• Regions Financial resolves patent infringement claims brought by patent-holding company RAKTL
• RIM pursues IP infringement actions against Good Technology , (2009)
• Schütz Container and Protechna obtain exclusion order in ITC investigation over storage containers
• Simon Property wins $26.8 million jury verdict in trademark infringement and unfair competition action
• Sprint Nextel defends against claims of patent infringement for location based and E911services
• Sprint Nextel defends against patent infringement claims over its voice data processing in cellular telephones
• Sprint Nextel resolves patent dispute with Clear With Computers over GPS vehicle tracking system and method
• Sprint Nextel resolves patent dispute with Netcraft relating to its Internet billing methods , (2009)
• Sprint Nextel resolves patent dispute with Telematics over GPS vehicle tracking system and method
• Sprint resolves patent infringement dispute over real-time vehicle guidance system
• Symbol Technologies asserts five patents relating to optics and software for reading and decoding bar code symbologies
• Valve Corporation defends against infringement lawsuit involving patent designed to minimize the effects of time latency in multiplayer internet games

West Practice Categories

Copyrights, Intellectual Property Law, International Intellectual Property, Patent Litigation, Patents, Technology Licensing, Trade Dress, Trade Secrets, Trademarks

Bar Admissions

• Georgia
• Illinois

Education

• Florida State University
• John Marshall Law Schl-Chicago

Published Works

• Inside the Minds: Understanding Patent Reform Implications, Aspatore Books, 2009
• Annual Review of Intellectual Property Law Developments 2006-08, coauthor, American Bar Association, 2008
• Cases Suggest iMac's Trade Dress Merits Protection, The National Law Journal, p. C-17-18, 2000

Address

1420 Peachtree Street, N.E.,
Suite 800
Atlanta, GA 30309-3053

Phones

1.404.581.8978 (Business Phone)

Faxes

1.404.581.8330 (Business Fax)

Emails

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Websites

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