US Supreme Court tackles intent in induced infringement

April 01 2015

The presumption of validity, aiding and abetting, the relationship between infringement and invalidity, and production lines grinding to a fault- these are some of the topics discussed in yesterday’s Supreme Court oral arguments in Commil v Cisco

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