Category: <span>Intellectual Property</span>
Written for practitioners, not for economists. Each piece exists because the same question kept coming up in scoping calls.
Economic damages within the legal framework of 15 U.S. Code § 1125
Economic Damages in Trademark Infringement (Lanham Act) Here are 8 steps in determining the economic damages for Trademark Infringement (Lanham Act): 1. Identifying Damages: Within the framework of…
Read →Intellectual Property Management
Empowering Intellectual Property Management: Precision in Every License In the intricate realm of intellectual property management, the underreporting of licensed intellectual property by licensees is an all-too-common concern.…
Read →Effective Remedies in False Advertising Cases: Unveiling Financial Insights
Navigating the Complex Terrain of False Advertising Remedies The foundation of our expertise lies in a thorough comprehension of the Lanham Act and the nuances of common law.…
Read →Intellectual Property and Patent Infringement
Intellectual property (IP) is a term that refers to creations of the mind, such as inventions, artistic works, and symbols, names, and images used in commerce. IP is…
Read →Calculate Reasonable Royalties
What are reasonable royalties? Reasonable royalties are a type of damages that are awarded to a patent owner when their patent has been infringed upon. They are designed…
Read →Price Erosion, in Finance and in Damages
“Price erosion” means two different things depending on who is using it, and the two meanings turn up in different rooms. In a capital budgeting meeting it describes…
Read →Define Market for IP
The market for IP is an important part of the global economy, as IP rights are often a key source of value for businesses. Companies can use IP…
Read →Trade Secret Disputes
A trade secret is any information that has economic value and is not generally known to the public. Trade secrets can include formulas, recipes, processes, designs, customer lists,…
Read →Freedom to Operate
Freedom to operate, also known as “clearance,” refers to the legal right to use a patented invention without infringing on the rights of the patent owner. In the…
Read →Trademark Infringement & Damages
There are several ways in which trademark infringement can occur in the United States. One common form of trademark infringement is the unauthorized use of a trademark that…
Read →Copyright infringement
There are several ways in which copyright infringement can occur in the United States. One common form of copyright infringement is the unauthorized reproduction or distribution of a…
Read →Patent Infringement
There are several types of patents that can be infringed, including utility patents, which cover new and useful inventions or discoveries; design patents, which cover new, original, and…
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