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A global smartphone manufacturer faced patent infringement claims in the Eastern District of Texas.
The matter involved Wi-Fi/cellular handoff features on the accused smartphones.
Intellectual Property Practice Vice President Julia Rowe was engaged to analyze the plaintiff’s damages claim, and she provided an expert report and testimony.
At trial, the jury rejected the plaintiff’s $100 million+ ask and was awarded just $3 million, consistent with Ms. Rowe’s opinions.
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Rule 702 decision trends are based on our review of available US district court decisions concerning damages experts in patent infringement matters that have...
