Weil Gotshal partner Edward Reines represented O2 Micro in its appeal of a $9 million fee award.
August 13, 2013 at 06:54 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — Companies trying to recoup attorney fees in patent litigation have found little help from trial judges bound by the Patent Act's strict "exceptional case" standard.
But amid clamoring for a more flexible rule, the Federal Circuit showed Tuesday that it will allow fee-shifting when the right case comes around.
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