Partner Peter Sullivan will speak on the panel, “Litigation Magnifying Glass – Damages and Settlements in the US, Canada, and the EU” at the Pharma & Biotech Patent Litigation USA & Canada Conference.
Point of discussion will include:
Examining changing global trends in damages and settlement amounts and frequency
Distinguishing between calculation approaches in different countries and legal systems
Understanding damages calculations borne out of at-risk launches
Determining fiscal remedies for willful infringement beyond punitive damages
Assessing pre- and post-commercial actual costs to consider in damages and settlement calculations
Analyzing the likelihood of triple damages for infringement
Exploring settlement opportunities
Calculating settlement offers to avoid damages in the long run
Partner and Registered Patent Attorney Steve Kenny will also be in attendance.
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