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DeMent and Marquardt

1 case appearance 1 as plaintiff counsel · 0 as defendant counsel.

Firm overview

DeMent and Marquardt, PLC is a regional law firm headquartered in Kalamazoo, Michigan, with a single office location there. Established in 1994, the firm, which lists five attorneys on Martindale.com, primarily focuses its practice on estate planning, estate settlement, trust administration, probate, business succession, charitable giving, guardianships, conservatorships, and elder law. The firm is not identified in AmLaw or Chambers rankings for patent litigation, as its public profile indicates a dedicated focus on wealth transfer and related services.

While internal tracking data indicates one plaintiff-side appearance in an "Untitled case," a review of the firm's official website and other public legal directories reveals no stated practice in patent litigation or any related intellectual property areas. Instead, DeMent and Marquardt, PLC's advertised specialties consistently revolve around the aforementioned estate and elder law matters. Therefore, details regarding specific technology areas, notable patent litigation cases, or public outcomes cannot be reliably sourced or attributed to the firm's public practice.

Consistent with its specialized estate planning focus, there is no public information available to indicate that DeMent and Marquardt, PLC maintains a practice before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) for Inter Partes Reviews (IPR) or Post-Grant Reviews (PGR). The firm's expertise, as advertised, does not extend to these federal patent administrative proceedings.

William B. Millard is identified as a top attorney in the provided authoritative data. His publicly listed practice areas at DeMent and Marquardt, PLC include estate planning and administration, federal estate and gift taxation, charitable giving, and trust administration and retirement planning. No other partners specializing in patent litigation could be identified through public records or firm profiles, further reinforcing the firm's primary concentration on estate and elder law services.

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