Michael N Petegorsky
March 24, 2020 | The Legal Intelligencer
'I Didn't Mean to Do It!'—A Post-'Halo' Good Faith Defense to Willful InfringementAllegations of willfulness inject the subjective intent of the accused infringer into the otherwise strict liability framework of patent infringement.
By Michael P. Kahn, Rachel J. Elsby and Michael N. Petegorsky
9 minute read
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