US Urges High Court To Take Patent Case Claiming Overseas Inducement
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
The case between Promega and Life Tech turns on whether a company violates US patent law by shipping a single allegedly patented component overseas for assembly. The Solicitor General’s office says it does not, arguing that the Federal Circuit’s reading would expose US manufacturers to too much risk of patent liability.
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