IP Innovation LLC v. Red Hat, Inc.

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IP Innovation LLC v. Red Hat, Inc.
2010 WL 986620 (E.D. Tex.)
US
Federal Court
Texas
United States District Court
Joseph Gemini (plaintiff)
Rader

Summary

Court strikes expert’s use of entire market value rule in calculating reasonable royalty damages for a patented invention that is but “one of a thousand” features in the accused system.
IP Innovation LLC v. Red Hat, Inc.
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