Economic damages from intellectual property infringement
| Author | Stanley P. Stephenson/David A. Macpherson |
| Pages | 365-384 |
IP INFRINGEMENT
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CHAPTER 18
ECONOMIC DAMAGES
FROM INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY INFRINGEMENT
§1800 INTRODUCTION
§1810 COMMENTS ON TYPES OF INTELLECTUAL ASSETS
§1811 Patents
§1812 Copyright
§1813 Industrial Design Rights/Design Patent
§1814 Trademark
§1815 Trade Dress
§1816 Trade Secrets
§1820 PATENT INFRINGEMENT DAMAGES
§1821 Types of Patent Damages
§1822 Lost Profits
§18:22.1 Panduit Factor 1: Demand Existed for Infringed Products
§18:22.2 Panduit Factor 2: No Non-infringing Substitutes Are Available
§18:22.3 Panduit Factor 3: Patent Owner Capable of Exploiting Demand
§18:22.4 Panduit Factor 4: Lost Profits Can Be Quantified
§1830 COPYRIGHT
§1831 Copyright Act
§1832 Remedies for Copyright Infringement.
§1833 Bases of Economic Damages to Copyright Owner
§1834 Infringer’s Profits (Unjust Enrichment)
§1840 TRADEMARK
§1841 The Lanham Act and Trademark Infringement
§1842 Economic Damages Issues in Trademark Infringement Cases
§1843 Plaintiff’s Actual Damages in Trademark Infringement
§1844 Infringer’s Profits in Trademark Infringement Cases
§1845 Methods Used by Trademark Infringers to Measure Costs
§1846 More on Remedies in Copyright and Trademark Cases Involving Infringer’s Costs
IP INFRINGEMENT
Determining Economic Damages 18-2
§1850 TRADE SECRETS
§1851 Statutes Related to Trade Secrets
§1852 Comments on Trade Secret Damages
§1860 REASONABLE ROYALTY DAMAGES
§1861 Relative Importance of Royalty Damages in IP Infringement Litigation
§1862 Established Royalties versus Reasonable Royalties
§1863 Measurement of Reasonable Royalties: Issues to Consider
§1864 Hypothetical Negotiation
§1864.1 Two Perspectives (When or Just Before the Infringement Began)
§1864.2 Legal Fiction
§1864.3 Timing of Hypothetical Agreement
§1864.4 Next Best Available Alternative
§1864.5 Georgia-Pacific Factors
§1865 Avoid Overestimating Reasonable Royalty Damages
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