Dow Chemical’s $30m award falls through Nautilus trapdoor
A US appeals court has reversed a decision to award $30 million in supplemental damages to The Dow Chemical Company after finding that its patents were invalid under a standard established by the US Supreme Court’s Nautilus v Biosig ruling.
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2 June 2014 The US Supreme Court has today overturned rulings in two patent cases that could provide guidance for future infringement lawsuits and limit the power of non-practising entities, sometimes known as “patent trolls”.