Patent infringement is the Although there is no statute of limitations in patent infringement actions, the Patent Act specifies a time limit on monetary relief for patent infringement claims: damages are available only for infringement that occurs within the six years prior to the filing of the complaint or counterclaim for patent infringement. However, the equitable doctrine of laches may be raised as an affirmative defense to a claim for patent infringement if the patent holder’s delay in bringing suit is unreasonable and inexcusable, and the alleged infringer suffers material prejudice attributable to the delay.
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| - Patent infringement is the Although there is no statute of limitations in patent infringement actions, the Patent Act specifies a time limit on monetary relief for patent infringement claims: damages are available only for infringement that occurs within the six years prior to the filing of the complaint or counterclaim for patent infringement. However, the equitable doctrine of laches may be raised as an affirmative defense to a claim for patent infringement if the patent holder’s delay in bringing suit is unreasonable and inexcusable, and the alleged infringer suffers material prejudice attributable to the delay.
- Patent Infringement was a part of the Information Procedures branch of Situational Enforcement, which was a division of the Corporate Sector Authority's Security Division.
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| - Patent infringement is the Although there is no statute of limitations in patent infringement actions, the Patent Act specifies a time limit on monetary relief for patent infringement claims: damages are available only for infringement that occurs within the six years prior to the filing of the complaint or counterclaim for patent infringement. However, the equitable doctrine of laches may be raised as an affirmative defense to a claim for patent infringement if the patent holder’s delay in bringing suit is unreasonable and inexcusable, and the alleged infringer suffers material prejudice attributable to the delay.
- Patent Infringement was a part of the Information Procedures branch of Situational Enforcement, which was a division of the Corporate Sector Authority's Security Division.
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