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A Patent Damages Deep Dive With Mintz And BDO — Part I Of II (Podcast)
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In this episode of the EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS: Intellectual Property
podcast, Mintz IP attorneys Drew DeVoogd and Daniel Weinger welcome guest David Duski
for the first of a two-part series covering patent trial damages.
David is a Director at BDO in its Advisory Practice and leads
BDO's National Intellectual Property Consulting Practice. He
serves as an expert witness for damages assessments in patent
litigation. In Part I, the trio discuss:
- Whether we are at the beginning of a trend in large damages
verdicts
- The impact of litigation financing on patent litigation
- Damages cases becoming more of a theme in trials
- If implementers factor the cost of litigation into the cost of
product development
- Risks of taking cases to trial — for patentees and
accused infringers
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