As European courts such as the Unified Patent Court (UPC) and UK High Court continue to reshape the global patent litigation landscape, questions around damages and economic analysis are gaining new urgency. How are damages assessed under the UPC compared to traditional national courts in Europe? What methodologies are favored in different jurisdictions, and how do they compare to those used in the United States?

This virtual panel brings together leading experts from both sides of the Atlantic to examine the evolving role of economic evidence in European patent litigation. Drawing on practical insights and recent cases, our panelists will explore key topics such as the use of expert testimony, differences in legal framework, and how economic analysis is adapting to the emerging standards.

Speakers:
Dr. Marina Wehler, Arnold Ruess (Germany)
Agathe Michel-de Cecanzotte, Carpmaels & Ransford (UK)
Pinar Gencer, Competition Dynamics (US)
Dr. Anke Nestler, FTI Consulting (Germany)
Moderator:  Sam Wiley, Ocean Tomo

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