Ben Quarmby

Ben Quarmby’s practice focuses on intellectual property and business litigation. He has represented clients in federal and state trial courts, the International Trade Commission, and federal courts of appeal. Mr. Quarmby’s practice covers a variety of areas, including patent, trademark, copyright, trade secret and general commercial litigation. He is admitted to the United States Patent & Trademark Office.

Representative intellectual property matters include:

Representing Fortune 500 software company in patent infringement litigation relating to cell phone software before the ITC

Representing corporate owner of iconic American trademark in trademark infringement litigation

Representing national engineering firm in trade secret misappropriation litigation relating to mission critical technology

Representing pharmaceutical manufacturer in Hatch-Waxman litigation relating to dermatological foams

Representing medical device manufacturer in patent infringement litigation relating to laparoscopic surgery instruments

Representing international cell phone manufacturer in parallel patent infringement litigations relating to cell phone software and hardware in federal district court and before the ITC

Representing electronic data search company in misappropriation of trade secret case relating to data mining technology

Representative business litigation matters include:

Representing CDO manager in litigation relating to the collapse of the mortgage-backed security market

Representing technology company in litigation relating to M&A deal

Representing large financial institution in fraudulent breach of contract matter relating to the Enron accounting scandal

Representing global telecommunications company in internal investigation relating to allegations of accounting fraud