United States:
Winning Battles And Wars
07 October 2020
Morrison & Foerster LLP
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Bita Rahebi and John Lanham authored an article
for Intellectual Property Magazine where they
explore damages in multi-patent litigation in the United
States.
"Success in complex litigation involving multiple patents
requires strategic planning, as well as careful allocation of
litigation resources," the authors wrote.
"Understandably, practitioners often concentrate these
resources on liability issues. But formulating thorough damages
plans, designed to survive various possible challenges, is no less
critical to the client's ultimate outcome."
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Originally published by Intellectual Property
Magazine
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