Insights Home Insights Featured Content Blog Biologics vs. Biosimilars – Driving Innovation, BPCIA Litigation, and a Need for Experts With patents for several existing biological drugs set to expire in the coming decade, biosimilar companies and manufacturers have an opportunity to take advantage. Articles The Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Calamity Building and supplying a workable national network of charging stations involves three benchmarks: strategic location along roads and highways, access to the high voltage supply, and standardized charging equipment. Each of these benchmarks presents substantial problems for the widespread adoption of EVs. Blog Reframing Expert Witness Diversity The legal industry is clearly taking a more proactive stance to drive diversity. Attorneys would be wise to pay attention and think of ways to stay at the forefront. Blog Growing Competition in Self-Driving Technology Creates Opportunities for Litigation The automobile today serves as a high-tech platform that links automotive manufacturers and suppliers with emerging technology providers. Competition in this space continues to intensify and become globalized. Videos WIT TV – WIT’s Experience Working on Life Sciences Matters We spoke with Jeremy Scholem, WIT Case Manager, to learn more about his role at WIT and WIT's experience working with attorneys to address their expert witness needs in life sciences matters. Insights & News All Practice Areas Complex Commercial Life Sciences Intellectual Property Energy & Natural Resources Employment Crisis Management All Initiatives Electric Vehicles Election Law and Voting Rights 5G Drug and Vaccine Development COVID-19 All Insight Types Articles Blog In the News Other Content Press Releases Videos Search June 16, 2021 — Blog Biologics vs. Biosimilars – Driving Innovation, BPCIA Litigation, and a Need for Experts With patents for several existing biological drugs set to expire in the coming decade, biosimilar companies and manufacturers have an opportunity to take advantage. June 11, 2021 — Blog Latest Spending Bill to Increase Auto Chip Supply but Not Anytime Soon Say Electric Vehicle Experts The U.S. Innovation and Competition Act (USICA) is of particular interest to the auto industry. All of the automotive manufacturers are struggling with the current chip shortage. Electric vehicles have been impacted disproportionately owing to increased semiconductor needs. June 10, 2021 — Articles The Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Calamity Building and supplying a workable national network of charging stations involves three benchmarks: strategic location along roads and highways, access to the high voltage supply, and standardized charging equipment. Each of these benchmarks presents substantial problems for the widespread adoption of EVs. June 2, 2021 — Blog Reframing Expert Witness Diversity The legal industry is clearly taking a more proactive stance to drive diversity. Attorneys would be wise to pay attention and think of ways to stay at the forefront. May 17, 2021 — Articles Electric Vehicles – The Landscape and Market Opportunity The increasing value of electric vehicles is driving investment dollars and a crowded field of players. In 2020 alone, $28 billion was invested in public and private EV companies. May 5, 2021 — Blog Growing Competition in Self-Driving Technology Creates Opportunities for Litigation The automobile today serves as a high-tech platform that links automotive manufacturers and suppliers with emerging technology providers. Competition in this space continues to intensify and become globalized. April 22, 2021 — Blog Omics: The Future of Toxic Tort Causation Analyses How can counsel leverage innovative ways to prove or disprove causation in toxic torts? Enter omics, a method of analysis that looks at evidence of causation more broadly to offer a more comprehensive and persuasive way to prove a position. April 7, 2021 — Blog Representation Matters In litigation, the role of expert witnesses can be critical to a case. They can add or take away creditability from arguments and, along with counsel, represent the face of the client. March 16, 2021 — Blog An Increase in Claims for COVID-Related Insurance Coverage Expose Need for Insurance Policy Experts Bad faith denials of coverage for claims under property & casualty, business interruption, virus exclusion, civil authority, and others have caused economic instability or fallout to small and large businesses across the globe. March 10, 2021 — Blog Will COVID-Related Vaccine Development Drive a Globalization of Drug IP Litigation? WIT has been closely watching the impact of recent events, the increasing globalization of patent fights, and how the interplay of these factors will influence domestic drug litigation. Load More Loading...
Blog Biologics vs. Biosimilars – Driving Innovation, BPCIA Litigation, and a Need for Experts With patents for several existing biological drugs set to expire in the coming decade, biosimilar companies and manufacturers have an opportunity to take advantage.
Articles The Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Calamity Building and supplying a workable national network of charging stations involves three benchmarks: strategic location along roads and highways, access to the high voltage supply, and standardized charging equipment. Each of these benchmarks presents substantial problems for the widespread adoption of EVs.
Blog Reframing Expert Witness Diversity The legal industry is clearly taking a more proactive stance to drive diversity. Attorneys would be wise to pay attention and think of ways to stay at the forefront.
Blog Growing Competition in Self-Driving Technology Creates Opportunities for Litigation The automobile today serves as a high-tech platform that links automotive manufacturers and suppliers with emerging technology providers. Competition in this space continues to intensify and become globalized.
Videos WIT TV – WIT’s Experience Working on Life Sciences Matters We spoke with Jeremy Scholem, WIT Case Manager, to learn more about his role at WIT and WIT's experience working with attorneys to address their expert witness needs in life sciences matters.
June 16, 2021 — Blog Biologics vs. Biosimilars – Driving Innovation, BPCIA Litigation, and a Need for Experts With patents for several existing biological drugs set to expire in the coming decade, biosimilar companies and manufacturers have an opportunity to take advantage.
June 11, 2021 — Blog Latest Spending Bill to Increase Auto Chip Supply but Not Anytime Soon Say Electric Vehicle Experts The U.S. Innovation and Competition Act (USICA) is of particular interest to the auto industry. All of the automotive manufacturers are struggling with the current chip shortage. Electric vehicles have been impacted disproportionately owing to increased semiconductor needs.
June 10, 2021 — Articles The Electric Vehicles Charging Infrastructure Calamity Building and supplying a workable national network of charging stations involves three benchmarks: strategic location along roads and highways, access to the high voltage supply, and standardized charging equipment. Each of these benchmarks presents substantial problems for the widespread adoption of EVs.
June 2, 2021 — Blog Reframing Expert Witness Diversity The legal industry is clearly taking a more proactive stance to drive diversity. Attorneys would be wise to pay attention and think of ways to stay at the forefront.
May 17, 2021 — Articles Electric Vehicles – The Landscape and Market Opportunity The increasing value of electric vehicles is driving investment dollars and a crowded field of players. In 2020 alone, $28 billion was invested in public and private EV companies.
May 5, 2021 — Blog Growing Competition in Self-Driving Technology Creates Opportunities for Litigation The automobile today serves as a high-tech platform that links automotive manufacturers and suppliers with emerging technology providers. Competition in this space continues to intensify and become globalized.
April 22, 2021 — Blog Omics: The Future of Toxic Tort Causation Analyses How can counsel leverage innovative ways to prove or disprove causation in toxic torts? Enter omics, a method of analysis that looks at evidence of causation more broadly to offer a more comprehensive and persuasive way to prove a position.
April 7, 2021 — Blog Representation Matters In litigation, the role of expert witnesses can be critical to a case. They can add or take away creditability from arguments and, along with counsel, represent the face of the client.
March 16, 2021 — Blog An Increase in Claims for COVID-Related Insurance Coverage Expose Need for Insurance Policy Experts Bad faith denials of coverage for claims under property & casualty, business interruption, virus exclusion, civil authority, and others have caused economic instability or fallout to small and large businesses across the globe.
March 10, 2021 — Blog Will COVID-Related Vaccine Development Drive a Globalization of Drug IP Litigation? WIT has been closely watching the impact of recent events, the increasing globalization of patent fights, and how the interplay of these factors will influence domestic drug litigation.
