In recent years, large damages verdicts in patent cases have caused concern among business people and commentators. This has been one of the driving factors behind patent reform, which is still in the works.
In the absence of patent reform, some of most interesting developments for patent litigators in the last few years have come from the Federal Circuit, which has issued several decisions in the patent damages area clearly designed to rein in some of these verdicts and provide stronger underpinnings to the damages analysis performed in the district courts.
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