Intellectual Property
Dec. 14, 2006
WEB EXCLUSIVE: Federal Circuit Clarifies Intent In Patent Infringement
SAN FRANCISCO - Patent holders beware: Infringement is a state of mind.
By Anna Oberthur
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Patent holders beware: Infringement is a state of mind.
Under a federal court ruling Wednesday, it's not enough to show that someone is doing mischief by encouraging others to do an end-run around your patent protection.
Now you have to prove that the infringer knew it was wrong.
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Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Patent holders beware: Infringement is a state of mind.
Under a federal court ruling Wednesday, it's not enough to show that someone is doing mischief by encouraging others to do an end-run around your patent protection.
Now you have to prove that the infringer knew it was wrong.
&...
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