6239

Intellectual Property Remedies

This course covers the law of remedies for the infringement of intellectual property (IP) rights. Specific topics will include permanent and preliminary injunctions; compensatory damages, including lost profits; reasonable royalties; FRAND royalties for the use of standard-essential patents; extraterritorial damages; ongoing royalties in lieu of injunctive relief; awards of the infringer’s profits; fee awards; enhanced (punitive) damages; and statutory damages (e.g., for the infringement of U.S. copyright rights).  The course also may address remedies, including declaratory judgments, that sometimes are available to accused infringers.  Although the course principally focuses on domestic (US) law, students also will learn how other major jurisdictions for IP litigation address similar issues—a topic of increasing importance, especially for patent litigators.

Course Information

Credits

2

Prerequisites

LAW 5613/6613 Copyright Law or LAW 6603/5603 Intellectual Property Survey or LAW 5224/6224 Patent Law or LAW 5608/6608 Trademark Law or LAW 5836/6836 Trade Secret Law

Course Equivalency

Students may NOT earn credit if LAW 6241 Patent Remedies was previously completed.

Subject / Concentration

Intellectual Property and Technology*

Student year

J.D. - 2L/3L (Upper Division)
LL.M.
M.S. Patent Law

Grade base

A - F

Course type

Lecture
* Indicates Concentration