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S. Ct. Rules that a “Good-Faith Belief” is no Defense to Patent Infringement Liability

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Consortiuminfo.org Standards Blog; By Andy Updegrove 		Mail this story
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Last year, a panel of Circuit Court judges ruled that believing that a patent is invalid should be a defense against liability for patent infringement. Last week, the Supreme Court says no dice. Meanwhile, the poor quality of software patents stays the same.

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