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by jbri
4537 days ago
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It's in the field of copyright rather than patents, but the Righthaven suits suggest some form of precedent in this area. But that's kind of a sideshow - I believe the real issue being pointed at is if the defendant chooses to argue that a patent is invalid, and succeeds, then the only award they get is the now-invalidated patent. |
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