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22 December 2015Copyright

US government calls for less restrictive wilful infringement standard

The US government has urged the US Supreme Court to vacate decisions in the Halo v Pulse and Stryker v Zimmer cases arguing that the test applied by courts to determine wilful infringement is too restrictive.

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