Add to ORKGIn recent years, the Federal Circuit has made an effort to rein in excessive or unfounded patent damages awards. In Uniloc v. Microsoft, the Federal Circuit granted a motion for retrial on the issue of damages, rejecting the validity of plaintiff’s damages expert testimony. This note advocates a broad reading of Uniloc and encourages trial courts to take a greater role in providing juries with sound methodology for assessing damages. Specifically, this article encourages the use of court-appointed damages experts to restore predictability in the U.S. patent system
This paper discusses the concept of using international arbitration as a method of resolving patent ...
Judgment on the validity of patents on the subject of an arbitration does not. In other words, the o...
This Note addresses the diverging approaches to patent infringement damage calculations. Judge Alsu...
In recent years, the Federal Circuit has made an effort to rein in excessive or unfounded patent dam...
In recent years, the Federal Circuit has made an effort to rein in excessive or unfounded...
Arbitration is an efficient dispute-resolution system that respects parties’ right to an accurate aw...
The 2011 decision by the Federal Circuit in Uniloc v. Microsoft properly condemned the “25% Rule,” w...
This article examines whether the jurisprudence of the enhanced damages provision found in 35 U.S.C....
Commercial arbitration boasts the advantages of flexibility, efficiency, and finality. In an effort ...
A recent Court of Appeals decision has made it more difficult for judges in the United States to sec...
The U.S. Supreme Court justifies the broad enforceability of arbitration agreements with the notion ...
This note argues that the Eighth Circuit\u27s decision to claim jurisdiction in Industrial Wire Prod...
The United States Patent Act allows a patent holder to recover treble damages for “willful infringem...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
The Restatement of the U.S. Law of International Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration, like all...
This paper discusses the concept of using international arbitration as a method of resolving patent ...
Judgment on the validity of patents on the subject of an arbitration does not. In other words, the o...
This Note addresses the diverging approaches to patent infringement damage calculations. Judge Alsu...
In recent years, the Federal Circuit has made an effort to rein in excessive or unfounded patent dam...
In recent years, the Federal Circuit has made an effort to rein in excessive or unfounded...
Arbitration is an efficient dispute-resolution system that respects parties’ right to an accurate aw...
The 2011 decision by the Federal Circuit in Uniloc v. Microsoft properly condemned the “25% Rule,” w...
This article examines whether the jurisprudence of the enhanced damages provision found in 35 U.S.C....
Commercial arbitration boasts the advantages of flexibility, efficiency, and finality. In an effort ...
A recent Court of Appeals decision has made it more difficult for judges in the United States to sec...
The U.S. Supreme Court justifies the broad enforceability of arbitration agreements with the notion ...
This note argues that the Eighth Circuit\u27s decision to claim jurisdiction in Industrial Wire Prod...
The United States Patent Act allows a patent holder to recover treble damages for “willful infringem...
Published in cooperation with the American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolutio
The Restatement of the U.S. Law of International Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration, like all...
This paper discusses the concept of using international arbitration as a method of resolving patent ...
Judgment on the validity of patents on the subject of an arbitration does not. In other words, the o...
This Note addresses the diverging approaches to patent infringement damage calculations. Judge Alsu...