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Federal Circuit· 12/9/2003

Ericsson, Inc. v. Harris Corp.

Citations

  • 352 F.3d 1369
  • 2003 WL 22889711

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  • finding that reconstructing a market to account for the infringing products can support a lost-profits argument
  • requiring patentee to show “that ‘but for’ infringement, it would have sold its product at a higher price”
  • requiring price erosion theory to account for similarities, but allowing for differences, between the benchmark product and the infringed product and their markets
  • admitting accountant testimony on lost profits when accountant’s opinions were independently supported by testimonial and documentary evidence
  • upholding price erosion' damages using benchmark of similar product with one' technological difference, ' produced by the same company, and sold in a similarly competitive market
  • permitting price erosion damages which assumed the markets “were totally inelastic” where “the unique market conditions . . . would not have resulted in decreased sales at an increased price”

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Judges: Lourie, Mayer, Newman

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