Fee Award Highlights Patent Litigation In Claims Court

By Matthew Rizzolo and Steve Meil (April 15, 2019, 4:53 PM EDT) -- Subject to certain exceptions, patent litigation in the United States typically adheres to the "American rule": Each party pays its own attorney fees, win or lose. But many may not be aware that assertions of patent infringement against the United States government itself are not governed by this same rule, making it easier for some successful plaintiffs to recover attorney fees at the conclusion of litigation....

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