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David Marder and David Prange will speak at the Boston Patent Law Association Licensing and Litigation Committees Joint Event, Symposium on Patent Licensing and Damages. Their presentation is titled “Recent Developments in Patent Litigation Damages.” David Marder will give an overview of patent damages law as cotext for a more in-depth discussion on patent damages determinations and recent changes in the law. David Prange will discuss the lost profits calculus, the impact of apportionment, and walk through an example of lost profits proofs in action.

Learn more about the BPLA Symposium on Patent Licensing and Damages

Questions? Contact Christine Berndt at CBerndt@RobinsKaplan.com or 612.349.8404.

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