Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. v. Black & Decker (N.A.)

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• “[I]n patent actions, depositions are customary and are satisfactory as a substitute for technical issues.”
• “[T]echnological advancements have diminished traditional concerns related to ease of access to sources of proof. . . . documents . . . can be transported . . . in a fast and relatively inexpensive manner.”

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