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Calculation of Economic Damages in Patent Litigation Matters

CPE Credit

Program Type: VideoCast (Audio,Video, PPT Presentation)
Program Level: Overview
Prerequisites: None
Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based
CPE Credits: Three (3) Hours
Fields of Study: Economics

Item Number: 15PFFHOU1019A
Shipping Weight: 0lbs. 0oz.

Price: $140.00

Program Description

The webinar will provide a discussion of economic damages assessments in patent litigation matters. Including an overview of recent case law, the economics and valuation of lost profits, and reasonable royalty estimations.

Learning Objectives

After completing this webinar, attendees will be able to:

- Articulate the basic remedies of estimating compensatory damages as they relate to patent
- Describe infringement matters
- Identify and understand relevant and recent case law as it relates to damages
- Differentiate between differences and similarities of valuation methods in the courts

Who Should Attend

Novice and experienced attorneys, accountants, economists, litigation consultants, and valuation analysts seeking to understand the role of valuation in patent infringement damages cases

Presenter(s)

Richard Eichmann, CVA
Mr. Richard Eichmann is a Vice President in the Intellectual Property and Securities practices of NERA Economic Consulting, based in San Francisco and Los Angeles with expertise in damages
modeling, econometrics, statistics, sampling, survey research methods, and business valuation.

He specializes in damages assessment, complex and large-scale data and statistical analysis. His
quantitative skill set has been applied in the calculation of damages in commercial litigation in a
variety of industries, including the automotive, airline, credit card, financial, and gaming
industries. He has filed expert reports in Federal court on the application of statistical methods,
sampling, survey design, business valuation, and econometrics as they pertain to the calculation.

Calculation of Economic Damages in Patent Litigation Matters

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