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Tag: patent litigation

Growth of Firms under Injunction Risk

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By Fred Bereskin, Po-Hsuan Hsu, and Huijun Wang

The use of an injunction during a patent dispute is one of the most valuable remedies available to plaintiffs, as alleged infringers are prohibited to make, use, or sell the item that infringes the covered patent. Injunctions were frequently awarded from the 1990s until 2006, alongside increased patent litigation.

Tags: firm value, injunction, new products, patent litigation, Po-Hsuan Hsu

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