Duplicative Foreign Litigation

From Any Litigation Which May Ensue from the Contractors In- Fringing on the Foreign Patent

This document is part of the Air Technical Index [ATI] collection. The ATI collection is over 50 years old and was imaged from roll film. The collection has deteriorated over time and is in poor condition. DTIC has reproduced the best available copy utilizing the most current imaging technology. ATI documents that are partially legible have been included in the DTIC collection due to their hist...

Dealing with Foreign Language Documents in Litigation and Other Legal Matters

Failure-Erasure Circuitry: A Duplicative Technique of Failure-Masking Systems

There are generally considered to be four major types of digital circuit redundancy techniques in use today. They are the Shannon-Moore component redundancy method, the "quadded logic" approach suggested by Tryon,von Neumann's triplication and majority-voting technique, and the basic standby redundancy systems. When viewed in the light of design criteria which are based upon the requirements of...

Litigation After Nasal Plastic Surgery

Introduction: Esthetic surgeries are among the commonest medical procedures in the world nowadays; and as statistics declare, there has been a rapid increase in the rate of rhinoplasty during the recent years. Hence, as the number of cosmetic surgeries rises, the increment in the number of physicians being sued is quite inevitable; either due to complication in rhinoplasties or even inability ...

Post-Cartel Pricing during Litigation (Global Competition Litigation Review, forthcoming)

This paper is a non-technical summary of Harrington (2004). Standard methods for calculating antitrust damages in price-fixing cases are shown to create a strategic incentive for firms to price excessively high during the post-cartel phase which causes an overestimate of the but for price and an underestimate of the level of damages. The extent to which damages are underestimated is greater, th...