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  • Posts Tagged ‘Nash Equilibrium’

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    August 22, 2011 License Agreement Comparability, Nash Equilibrium, Non-Infringing Alternatives, Post-Judgment Royalty

    ED Texas OK With Litigation-Related Licenses: DataTreasury v. Wells Fargo

    In this long-running patent infringement case regarding check imaging technology, where a jury had found lump-sum royalty damages of $27 million, the court now considers post-verdict royalties. …LEARN MORE

    July 25, 2011 Date of Hypothetical Negotiation, Entire Market Value Rule, Nash Equilibrium

    Strike One for the Nash Equilibrium: Oracle v. Google

    Here, a California court rejects the use of a 50-50 profit split to determine a royalty rate (under Nash Equilibrium theory) and calls for an apportionment of the royalty base because the selected claims and patents only cover incremental improvements …LEARN MORE

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