Doug Kertscher found by Fulton Superior Court to be expert in Labor and Employment law. Mr. Kertscher testified as an expert witness.
Steve Hill, Blake Frye, Martha Decker and Julie Burke successfully defended Cadex Defence in its patent case with Ashbury, resulting in a nuisance settlement and a stipulation of non-infringement for the key Cadex products at issue.
Doug Kertscher and Blake Frye resolve claim for client accusing competitor of tortious interference for multi-six figure settlement for HKW’s client.
Hill, Kertscher & Wharton, LLP was recently included in an interview with Hooter’s General Counsel, Claudia Koeppel Levitas, that was published in the Fulton County Daily Report.
Congratulations to 6 HKW lawyers that were named to the 2012 list of Legal Elite by Georgia Trend Magazine. Selection is based entirely on votes cast by other attorneys in Georgia. Great job Steve Hill, Doug Kertscher, Scott Wharton, Blake Frye, Rob Joseph and Lucas Geren!
HKW has filed patent infringement lawsuits on behalf of MOSAID Technologies against NXP Semiconductor, Xilinx, STMicroelectronics and ST-Ericsson in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
The case of Kyle King v. The Estate of J. Niemeyer, Executive Coach Luxury Travel, and the Georgia Dept. of Transportation will be included in Verdict Search’s forthcoming book called “Top 2011 Georgia Verdicts.” Doug Kertscher and Blake Frye represented Mr. King, who suffered double vertebrae and wrist fractures that required multiple surgeries after the tragic bus accident on I-75 involving the Bluffton College baseball team.
The case of Shepherd Management Group v. Cantoni Furniture will be included in Verdict Search’s forthcoming book “Top 2011 Georgia Verdicts.” Steve Hill, Blake Frye and Martha Decker convinced a jury to award almost $2 million to Shepherd as copyright infringement damages.
Doug Kertscher testifies as expert witness in a case involving representation in a sexual harassment and negligent retention case.
Hooters of America has been awarded $1,016,000.00 by U.S. District Judge Amy Totenberg in its trademark infringement cases against Enjoy Manufacturing relating to the sale of counterfeit Hooters racing kits. Steve Hill and Martha Decker represented Hooters in the case.
