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Sacking Super Sack: Using Existing Rules to Prevent Patentees From Fleeing an Improvident Patent Infringement Lawsuit, 8 J. Marshall Rev. Intell. Prop. L. 90 (2008)

, 2008
Vangelis Economou
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Piercing the Academic Veil: Disaffecting the Common Law Exception to Patent Infringement Liability and the Future of a Bona Fide Research Use Exemption after Madey v. Duke University

, 2003
Lawrence M. Sung
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Delivery Device Patents on GLP-1 Receptor Agonists.

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Alhiary R, Gabriele S, Kesselheim AS, Tu SS, Feldman WB.   +4 more
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An autonomous multimodal LLM agent for patent infringement detection in online product listings

Darryl Abraham
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Cyberjustice: patent infringement

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1994
There are intangible factors that make it difficult to predict the ultimate outcome of any given patent litigation. The key analysis for any infringement action must include an examination of infringement (literal or under the doctrine of equivalents), laches, validity, and damages.
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Patent Infringement Damages

Computer, 2015
Patent infringement-related damages are typically calculated in one of two ways, and those calculations can lead to very large numbers, but recent court decisions have significantly limited their size. The Web extra at https://youtu.be/UJRCtoXP210 is an audio recording from author Brian M.
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Defending Against Patent Infringement

Computer, 2012
The fourth in a series of articles providing basic information on legal issues facing people and businesses that operate in computing-related markets explores patent litigation from the defendant's perspective. The featured Web extra is an audio podcast by Brian M. Gaff, Brian P. Murphy, and Peter J. Cuomo, three of the article's coauthors.
B. M. Gaff, B. P. Murphy, P. J. Cuomo
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Pleading Patent Infringement

2012
Recent landmark Supreme Court decisions established plausibility as the new pleading standard in a civil lawsuit. However, it is not always clear how the facts of an individual case fit into such a standard, particularly in patent infringement litigation.
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