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After finding that an accused infringer has willfully infringed a patent, a court may increase "damages to three times the amount found or assessed," under Title 35 of the U.S. Code, Section 284.
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In my first post about Pavo Solutions v. Kingston Technology a few weeks ago, I noted that the Federal Circuit rewrote claim language in the asserted patent by changing the claim element...
A recent decision from Judge Stark, now presiding at the Federal Circuit, endorses the use, by a patent owner's damages expert, of sales projections and a "litigation risk multiplier"...
Claims added or amended during inter partes review (“IPR”) do not become part of a patent until the Patent Office officially says so by issuing an IPR certificate under 35 U.S.C. §...