Corporate Approaches to Protecting Intellectual Property Implications for U. S.-Japan High-Technology Competition: Report of a Workshop (1994) / Chapter Skim
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4. Corporate Strategies
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The patent was late to issue in the United States, and by the time it did, the company's process had become widely used in wafer processes for certain types of gallium arsenide devices. The demand for these devices grew enormously during the 1980s, because they are used in semiconductor lasers, which are key components in 1 1
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patent and if a high proportion of the infringing products are exported to the United States.
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The company now is in the process of expanding its manufacturing and R&D presence in Japan to support the expanding market for the glass. Trade secrecy is sometimes an attractive option for intellectual property protection in the United States, particularly for process technologies in the chemical and materials industries.
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TRACKING THE EVOLUTION OF JAPANESE PATENT STRATEGY It is also important for American companies to stay abreast of the evolving intellectual property strategies of Japanese companies. The increased patent filing activities of Japanese companies in the United States are fairly well known.
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11 Either side may request a jury trial. A recent article concludes that there is no evidence of jury bias against Japanese patent litigants in the United States.
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