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
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Over the last few decades, international commercial arbitration has become the preferred means of re...
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The Freshfields Lecture for 2002 questions the wisdom of unfettered arbitrator discretion. The autho...
The conference organizers set me the daunting task of exploring arbitration\u27s “non-national instr...
A recent Court of Appeals decision has made it more difficult for judges in the United States to sec...
International commercial arbitration system is enshrined in both national legislation and internatio...
In recent years, the Federal Circuit has made an effort to rein in excessive or unfounded patent dam...
The law chosen to govern the merits of an international contract dispute does not always lead to res...
With the growth of international trade, arbitration has emerged as the preferred remedy for resolvin...
Arbitration is the preferred method of settling commercial disputes internationally
Perhaps the most attractive reason to submit a dispute to arbitration is the privacy of the process,...
International arbitration implicates complex relationships between the law of the place of arbitrati...
With the advent of the global economy and the increasing number of international commercial transact...
International commercial arbitration is the most preferred dispute resolution method in cross-border...
Internationalc ommercial arbitrationp rovides customized and efficient resolution for disputes arisi...
Over the last few decades, international commercial arbitration has become the preferred means of re...
A party that submits a controversy to arbitration may later regret having abandoned recourse to the ...
The Freshfields Lecture for 2002 questions the wisdom of unfettered arbitrator discretion. The autho...
The conference organizers set me the daunting task of exploring arbitration\u27s “non-national instr...
A recent Court of Appeals decision has made it more difficult for judges in the United States to sec...
International commercial arbitration system is enshrined in both national legislation and internatio...