Lack of License Negotiation Experience Does Not Disqualify Expert
District court finds plaintiff’s expert qualified to testify to reasonable royalty calculation under Third Circuit’s liberal interpretation of Daubert despite lack of actual experience negotiating patent licenses; a hypothetical negotiation has no applica ...
SynQor, Inc. v. Artesyn Technologies, Inc. (III)
Federal Circuit finds jury’s lost profits and reasonable royalty award based on plaintiffs’ price erosion theory is not excessive; sufficient evidence supported expert’s “but for” damages model calculating prices two to three times as much as the prices t ...
Apple, Inc. v. Samsung Electronics Co. (II)
In patent case, federal court strikes $450 million from $1 billion award and orders a new damages trial, finding the plaintiff’s expert used an improper, “aggressive,” notice date regarding some patents and the jury awarded impermissible forms of compensa ...
Virnetx Inc. v. Cisco Systems, Inc. (I)
In Daubert ruling federal court finds the plaintiff’s expert violated entire market value rule when calculating a reasonable royalty, the apportionment factor he used to reduce the revenue of entire products was “a poor substitute” for the analysis necess ...