SCOTUS preview: Joint infringement up for debate in Limelight v Akamai

April 29, 2014

The Supreme Court will consider the issue of joint patent infringement in Limelight Networks v Akamai Technologies, a case with interesting ramifications for online companies and their customers. But who is responsible for plugging perceived loopholes in patent law?

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SCOTUS preview: Joint infringement up for debate in Limelight v Akamai

The Supreme Court will consider the issue of joint patent infringement in Limelight Networks v Akamai Technologies, a case with interesting ramifications for online companies and their customers. But who is responsible for plugging perceived loopholes in patent law?

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