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Tag: Uniloc v Microsoft

Patent Damages: How Much is Too Much?

Author: Intellepedia
January 1, 2019
Intellectual Property, Patents

The Uniloc v Microsoft case has reignited the debate on calculating patent damages, with the US Federal Circuit rejecting the 25 percent rule as a basis for reasonable royalty. This decision is likely to shape future patent infringement litigation both in the US and globally.

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