Settlement of patent litigation and disputes by John Schlicher.
Detalles de publicación: Chicago Section of Intellectual Property Law, American Bar Association c2011.Edición: 1st edDescripción: xxiv, 323 p. " ill. (mostly col.) 25 cmISBN:- 9781616328764
- 1616328762
- 346.7304/86 22
- KF 3155 .S33 2011
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Over the past three decades, patent litigation has increased in both volume and importance, making this book, designed to help everyone involved improve patent settlement outcomes and processes, an especially valuable resource. It offers a methodical approach for analyzing the economic forces governing settlement decisions. The author's extensive data and analysis offers a systematic method of dealing with the complexity of the decision to settle and handling the information needed to make that decision. Includes 100 charts, many in full color.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
The facts and relationships that influence decisions to settle and settlement terms -- The decision to settle litigation based on the effects of a judgment on the patent owner and the accused infringer -- The decision to license based on the effects of a license on the patent owner and potential licensee -- The decision to settle or license based on the added effects of a judgment on the parties' relations with nonparties -- The decision to settle or license based on the added effects of an agreement on the parties' relations with nonparties -- Applying the facts and relationships to decisions in a particular situation -- Examples of applying the theory -- The number, time, and manner of resolution of patent actions -- The outcome of patent actions -- Settlement and the law.