United States v. Weinstein

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• willing buyer of the license is considered to be the party that will manufacture the item
• willing buyer of the license is considered to be the party which will manufacture the item
• including in the royalty base plugins that were physically separate but “financially dependent on the market created by the patented” component
• adopting the “method, exemplified by the 2 Georgia-Pacific case” for determining damages
• affirming the trial court’s rejection of the methods proposed by parties’ experts and determination that the best method of computing compensation would be to ascertain a reasonable royalty rate by applying the willing-buyer/willing-seller method discussed in Georgia-Pacific
• adopting the “method, exemplified by the Georgia-Pacific case” for determining damages

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