Willfulness Findings In Hatch-Waxman Actions

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Brian D. Coggio

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Of Counsel

By: Brian Coggio

Fish attorney Brian Coggio recently published an article in Law360, where he takes a closer look at the decisions addressing willful infringement and attorney fees in Hatch-Waxman actions. He compiled a list of cases with brief summaries that address these issues.

To read the full article, visit Law360.

Authors: Brian Coggio, Ron Vogel

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Law360: A Review Of Willfulness Findings In Hatch-Waxman Actions

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