· 7/14/2015
Michealle Boston A/K/A Michealle Frison v. State
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- vacating and remanding where the district court did not articulate a basis for denying attorney’s fees following a finding of inequitable conduct
- affirming the exclusion of testimony that had been withheld during a deposition based on attorney-client privilege
- vacating and remanding to the district court for “reconsideration” of at- torneys’ fees
- vacating and remanding to the district court for “reconsideration” of at- torneys’ fees
- affirming jury finding that the defendant asserted a patent in bad faith
- “We reaffirm that district courts may award attorneys’ fees after finding inequitable conduct, but are not required to do so.”
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