Michigan court awards Stryker enhanced damages after Supreme Court remand

July 14 2017

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A Western District of Michigan judge has reaffirmed his award of triple damages in Stryker v Zimmer after the Supreme Court changed the test for wilful infringement last year. The total award is $248.7 million

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