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Patent Litigation: Recent Developments
Contains material from Jan 2016
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Session 2: Definiteness and Induced Infringement - A discussion of the historical development and current state of the law of definiteness and induced infringement; plus a look at current issues and trends as seen from the trenches of the district courts after Nautilus, Akamai and Commil, and how they might impact your practice.
Session 3: Damages - A discussion of the current damages landscape, including royalty stacking, FRAND terms, as well as the impact of recent decisions providing guidance on acceptable patent damages methodology.
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Kenneth R. Adamo
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Session 1
—48 mins
Recent Developments in Claims Construction (Jan 2016)
Claim construction remains pivotal for patent preparation/prosecution, trials, appeals, and AIA post grant review proceedings. Review Teva v. Sandoz, Williamson v. Citrix Online and consider new trends that they and their descendants have generated as they are being applied.
Originally presented: Nov 2015 Advanced Patent Law Institute
Kenneth R. Adamo,
Kirkland & Ellis LLP - Chicago, IL
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Kevin Kudlac, Rene A. Trevino
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Session 2
—45 mins
Definiteness and Induced Infringement (Jan 2016)
A discussion of the historical development and current state of the law of definiteness and induced infringement; plus a look at current issues and trends as seen from the trenches of the district courts after Nautilus, Akamai and Commil, and how they might impact your practice.
Originally presented: Nov 2015 Advanced Patent Law Institute
Kevin Kudlac,
Greenberg Traurig, LLP - Austin, TX
Rene A. Trevino,
Greenberg Traurig, LLP - Houston, TX
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David J. Healey
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Session 3
—41 mins
Damages (Jan 2016)
A discussion of the current damages landscape, including royalty stacking, FRAND terms, as well as the impact of recent decisions providing guidance on acceptable patent damages methodology.
Originally presented: Nov 2015 Advanced Patent Law Institute
David J. Healey,
Fish & Richardson P.C. - Houston, TX