The following publications are regarded as important reference works within the international legal and technology industries and are widely used for international patent litigation strategy, corporate legal training, university and research-institution teaching, and in-house training for technology enterprises.
This book provides a comprehensive and practice-oriented presentation of how the U.S. patent litigation system operates in reality. It systematically analyzes procedural design, discovery, claim construction, infringement and validity defenses, damages, and injunctive-relief strategies. Its value lies not only in explaining the legal framework, but also in revealing how enterprises should integrate legal, technical, and strategic thinking to make critical decisions in cross-border patent deployment, transaction negotiations, and dispute escalation.
Written from the perspective of technology companies seeking to deploy global markets and manage their technology assets, this book systematically explains how enterprises should plan in advance, assess risks with precision, and make optimal choices among litigation, settlement, or transactions when markets span multiple jurisdictions. Using a highly practical framework, the book deconstructs the full pathway of cross-border patent disputes—from the emergence of potential risks, to litigation escalation, and ultimately to comprehensive resolution—assisting senior management in understanding institutional differences, procedural costs, strategic implications, and their interaction with business strategy across jurisdictions.
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