Intellectual Property
Feb. 1, 2005
'Knorr-Bremse' Assists With Patent-Infringement Defense
Focus Column - Intellectual Property - By Robert P. Andris - At the end of the liability phase in most patent-infringement trials, the jury is asked to decide whether the patent was infringed and, if so, whether the infringer did so "willfully." For decades, the law has been that, where "a potential infringer has actual notice of another's patent rights, he has an affirmative duty ... to seek and obtain competent legal advice from counsel before the initiation of any possible infringing activity."
Intellectual Property
By Robert P. Andris
At the end of the liability phase in most patent-infringement tr...
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