In this article published in December 2014/January 2015 issue of the NYIPLA Bulletin, John Plumpe and Kimberly Schenk describe profit apportionment in three common types of IP litigation – those involving trademarks and trade dress, copyrights, and utility patents. The authors then discuss the availability of infringer’s profits as a form of recovery in design patent litigation. To read the article, click the link below.
Patent damages jury verdicts aren't always end of the story
It has been over three years since Intel Corporation was ordered by a federal jury to pay VLSI Technology LLC over $2 billion in damages. During that time, the...