BNA INSIGHTS: The Sword and the Shield—How Recent Developments in Patent Damages Law Can Help Your Case as Both a Defendant and a Plaintiff
June 2, 2011 in Patent Trademark & Copyright Journal · Leave a Comment
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The astute litigator can use the current state of patent damages law as both a shield against unreasonably high damages awards, and as a sword that can drive high-value patent damages recoveries…
Microsoft Must Face Jury Again on Patent Infringement Damages, Appeals Court Rules
January 7, 2011 in Patent Trademark & Copyright Journal · Leave a Comment
On Jan. 4, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit overturned a district court’s award of judgment as a matter of law that Microsoft Corp. was not liable for infringement of a patent on…
BNA INSIGHTS: Are File-Sharing Willful Infringers Now a Judicially Protected Class?
September 17, 2010 in Patent Trademark & Copyright Journal · Leave a Comment
Sony BMG Music Entertainment v. Tenenbaum 1 did what no court ever did before. It held unconstitutional a jury award of statutory damages even though the award was…
Revised Version of Bipartisan Patent Reform Bill Released by Senate Judiciary Committee
March 12, 2010 in Patent Trademark & Copyright Journal · Leave a Comment
Members of the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee March 4 released a revised version of a bipartisan agreement on patent reform that markedly cuts back on many…
‘Tentative Agreement’ to Revive Senate Patent Reform Efforts Announced by Judiciary Committee Chairman
March 5, 2010 in Patent Trademark & Copyright Journal · Leave a Comment
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick J. Leahy (D-Vt.) said at the committee’s Feb. 25 executive business meeting that he and ranking…


