The Mobile Patent Wars

Location

Locatelli Center

Start Date

22-2-2013 1:25 PM

End Date

22-2-2013 2:25 PM

Description

In 2012, the court system saw an influx in patent litigation related to mobile devices: from potentially anti-competitive standard-essential patent infringement claims, to design patents taking center stage in the litigation arena as consumer choices become more design and ergonomically focused. And as litigation ensues, companies are continuing the mobile patent “arms race” by acquiring patent portfolios at high price tags for future enforcement purposes. In light of acquisition and litigation, the biggest question that still remains is how these companies will show and calculate damages in order to recover a monetary award from the court.

Barreiro Strategy and Patent Wars.pptx (184 kB)
Barreiro - Strategy in Patent Wars

Cotter, Thomas - Patent Remedies in Global Perspective.ppt (130 kB)
Cotter - Patent Remedies in Global Perspective

Donnelly - Mobile Device Patent Litigation.pdf (284 kB)
Donnelly - Mobile Device Patent Litigation

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The Mobile Patent Wars

Locatelli Center

In 2012, the court system saw an influx in patent litigation related to mobile devices: from potentially anti-competitive standard-essential patent infringement claims, to design patents taking center stage in the litigation arena as consumer choices become more design and ergonomically focused. And as litigation ensues, companies are continuing the mobile patent “arms race” by acquiring patent portfolios at high price tags for future enforcement purposes. In light of acquisition and litigation, the biggest question that still remains is how these companies will show and calculate damages in order to recover a monetary award from the court.

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