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The US Federal Trade Commission considers issues in patent damages awards

By Sheppard Mullin

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With the median damages award in the millions of dollars, a patent infringement lawsuit in the US can be a boon for a patent owner or a headache for an accused infringer. In support of such awards, patent owners often argue that the value of patents, as measured by damages awards in US courts, bolsters incentives to innovate, to the benefit of consumers. Companies that tend to be on the receiving end of US patent infringement lawsuits often counter that patent owners are systematically overcompensated, leading to excessively high prices for patent licenses and actually hurting innovation.

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Authored By:

Darren Franklin

(213) 617-5498

dfranklin@sheppardmullin.com

Full post as published by Intellectual Property Law on April 14, 2009 (boomark / email).

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