Economic Damages in Intellectual Property
A Hands-On Guide to Litigation
1st Edition
Published on 22. September 2006
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Hardback
336 pages
978-0-471-79341-0 (ISBN)
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Determining the worth of intellectual property (IP) is a complicated task. An IP litigator needs to conclude the monetary damage occurring as a result of harm done to an inventor's or a company's reputation as well as the economic damage caused by compromise of an idea or invention due to its unauthorized usage.
Edited by litigation expert Daniel Slottje, Economic Damages in Intellectual Property: A Hands-On Guide to Litigation sheds light on how to quantify damages in IP litigation matters with revealing contributions from IP professionals, attorneys, economics professors, certified public accountants and other damages professionals.
This essential resource is thoroughly researched with timely insight on quantification of damages; evaluation of damage claims in trade secrets; patent, copyright, and trademark cases; economic damages; and much more.
With IP litigation becoming more and more prevalent today, the demand increases for IP professionals and attorneys to understand how economists, accountants, and financial analysts quantify damages in IP matters. Economic Damages in Intellectual Property: A Hands-On Guide to Litigation demystifies this process and provides you with an "at-your-fingertips" resource brimming with current, relevant information in the field of intellectual property litigation.
Determining the worth of intellectual property (IP) is a complicated task. An IP litigator needs to conclude the monetary damage occurring as a result of harm done to an inventor's or a company's reputation as well as the economic damage caused by compromise of an idea or invention due to its unauthorized usage.
Edited by litigation expert Daniel Slottje, Economic Damages in Intellectual Property: A Hands-On Guide to Litigation sheds light on how to quantify damages in IP litigation matters with revealing contributions from IP professionals, attorneys, economics professors, certified public accountants and other damages professionals.
This essential resource is thoroughly researched with timely insight on quantification of damages; evaluation of damage claims in trade secrets; patent, copyright, and trademark cases; economic damages; and much more.
With IP litigation becoming more and more prevalent today, the demand increases for IP professionals and attorneys to understand how economists, accountants, and financial analysts quantify damages in IP matters. Economic Damages in Intellectual Property: A Hands-On Guide to Litigation demystifies this process and provides you with an "at-your-fingertips" resource brimming with current, relevant information in the field of intellectual property litigation.
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DANIEL SLOTTJE is a Senior Managing Director in FTI Consulting Inc.'s Forensic and Litigation Consulting practice, and provides consulting services to clients in various industries. He has significant experience in litigation consulting in intellectual property matters, including patent infringement issues, copyrights and trademarks, as well as trade secrets. In addition to advising counsel, he has provided testimony in these and other matters. Dr. Slottje is a Professor of Economics at Southern Methodist University in Dallas and is a former partner in an international consulting firm. He has published more than 120 articles and written several books on economic issues. Dr. Slottje was ranked one of the top three applied econometricians in the world (out of 5,000 people), based on number of published articles in top econometrics journals in 1999. He has been quoted in national newspapers and has appeared on Fox, CBS, and NBC affiliates.
Content
About the Authors.
Introduction.
PART ONE: IP LAW ON ECONOMIC DAMAGES.
Chapter 1. U.S. Case Law and Economic Damages in Patent Litigation (C. Perry, et al.).
Chapter 2. Trends in U.S. Patent Activity (F. Chan & M. McAleer).
Chapter 3. Trademark Infringement and the Legal Bases for the Recovery of Economic Damages (M. Ackerman & D. Orzechowski).
Chapter 4. Explaining Venue Choice and Litigant Preferences: Solving the Delaware "Mystery" (D. Parsons, et al.).
Chapter 5. Commonly Debated Issues in Performing Economic Damages Analyses in Intellectual Property Matters (C. Perry, et al.).
PART TWO: ECONOMICS OF PATENT DAMAGES.
Chapter 6. Loss of Profits as a Measurement of Damages in Patent Infringement Matters (V. Thomas, et al.).
Chapter 7. The Law of Demand and Lost Profits Analysis (R. Basmann, et al.).
Chapter 8. A Holistic Approach to Patent Damages Analysis (R. Sullivan).
Chapter 9. Commercial Success: Economic Principles Applied to Patent Litigation (J. David & M. Stewart).
Chapter 10. Reasonable Royalty as a Measure of damages in Patent Infringement Matters (V. Thomas, et al.).
Chapter 11. The "Analytical Approach" as a Technique to Determine a Reasonable Royalty (L. Gunderson, et al.).
Chapter 12. A Quasi-Comparable Approach to reasonable Royalty Determination (J. Dubin).
Chapter 13. Using Statistics in Patent cases: A Case Study (E. Maasoumi & M. Mercurio).
PART THREE: ECONOMICS OF COPYRIGHT, TRADEMARK, AND TRADE SECRET DAMAGES.
Chapter 14. Using Statistics in Copyright Cases (D. Millimet, et al.).
Chapter 15. Quantification of Damages in trademark Cases (B. Inglish)
Chapter 16. Economic Damage Quantification in Trademark Matters (J. Dubin).
Chapter 17. Evaluation of Damages Claims in a Trade Secrets Case (R. Sickles & A. Ayyar).
Chapter 18. A Primer on Trademarks and Trademark Valuation (M. Corbett, et al.).
Index.
Introduction.
PART ONE: IP LAW ON ECONOMIC DAMAGES.
Chapter 1. U.S. Case Law and Economic Damages in Patent Litigation (C. Perry, et al.).
Chapter 2. Trends in U.S. Patent Activity (F. Chan & M. McAleer).
Chapter 3. Trademark Infringement and the Legal Bases for the Recovery of Economic Damages (M. Ackerman & D. Orzechowski).
Chapter 4. Explaining Venue Choice and Litigant Preferences: Solving the Delaware "Mystery" (D. Parsons, et al.).
Chapter 5. Commonly Debated Issues in Performing Economic Damages Analyses in Intellectual Property Matters (C. Perry, et al.).
PART TWO: ECONOMICS OF PATENT DAMAGES.
Chapter 6. Loss of Profits as a Measurement of Damages in Patent Infringement Matters (V. Thomas, et al.).
Chapter 7. The Law of Demand and Lost Profits Analysis (R. Basmann, et al.).
Chapter 8. A Holistic Approach to Patent Damages Analysis (R. Sullivan).
Chapter 9. Commercial Success: Economic Principles Applied to Patent Litigation (J. David & M. Stewart).
Chapter 10. Reasonable Royalty as a Measure of damages in Patent Infringement Matters (V. Thomas, et al.).
Chapter 11. The "Analytical Approach" as a Technique to Determine a Reasonable Royalty (L. Gunderson, et al.).
Chapter 12. A Quasi-Comparable Approach to reasonable Royalty Determination (J. Dubin).
Chapter 13. Using Statistics in Patent cases: A Case Study (E. Maasoumi & M. Mercurio).
PART THREE: ECONOMICS OF COPYRIGHT, TRADEMARK, AND TRADE SECRET DAMAGES.
Chapter 14. Using Statistics in Copyright Cases (D. Millimet, et al.).
Chapter 15. Quantification of Damages in trademark Cases (B. Inglish)
Chapter 16. Economic Damage Quantification in Trademark Matters (J. Dubin).
Chapter 17. Evaluation of Damages Claims in a Trade Secrets Case (R. Sickles & A. Ayyar).
Chapter 18. A Primer on Trademarks and Trademark Valuation (M. Corbett, et al.).
Index.