Georgia-Pacific Analysis Satisfies Apportionment Requirement, Court Says

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Court Case Digests
February 24, 2017
3799 Transportation Equipment, NEC
336999 All Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing
intellectual property
damages, lost profits, daubert, admissibility, georgia-pacific, reasonable royalty, panduit, apportionment, non-infringing alternative

Bombardier Rec. Prods. v. Arctic Cat Inc.
2017 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 26517
US
Federal Court
Minnesota
United States District Court
Claude Gelinas, Keith R. Ugone (plaintiffs); unknown (defendants)
Tunheim

Summary

Court rejects Daubert challenge to lost profits and reasonable royalty analyses; court downplays importance of Panduit noninfringing-alternatives requirement and equates Georgia-Pacific analysis with apportionment between patented and unpatented features.

See Also

Bombardier Rec. Prods. v. Arctic Cat Inc.

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Georgia-Pacific Analysis Satisfies Apportionment Requirement, Court Says

Court rejects Daubert challenge to lost profits and reasonable royalty analyses; court downplays importance of Panduit noninfringing-alternatives requirement and equates Georgia-Pacific analysis with apportionment between patented and unpatented features.