How we erased our rival’s pens from Amazon Marketplace

Counsel from Cole Schotz, representing PILOT, the Japanese pen manufacturer, tell WIPR how they protected their client’s erasable ink technology using the Amazon Patent Evaluation Express (APEX) proceeding to remove infringing products from the marketplace.

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How we erased our rival’s pens from Amazon Marketplace

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