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About This Document: As a result of a recent federal appellate court decision, the 25 Percent Rule can no longer be used to derive reasonable royalty rates in patent infringement cases. Instead of such generalized rules of thumb, damages experts are now required to rely on information and data specific to the technology that is in dispute. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]

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Tags: Journal of Legal Economics, Oct 2011, More Pitfalls in Determining the Reas..., Shapiro, Steven J, Feature, Royalties, Studies, Patents, Settlements & damages, Infringement, 4330, Litigation, 9130, Experiment theoretical treatment

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Steven J. Shapiro. 2011. More Pitfalls in Determining the Reason

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