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Saturday, January 4, 2025

A Study on the History and Case Law of Indirect Infringement Doctrines in South Korea and the United States

This article is an excerpt from my presentation at the Patent Law Society Seminar on April 20, 2024.

In this paper, I concisely summarize the historical development and case law evolution of indirect infringement doctrines in Korea and the United States.

By examining the U.S. doctrines of indirect infringement, including relevant case law and legislative history, I aim to offer insights that may deepen our understanding of Korea’s approach to indirect infringement under its patent law framework.


I. Historical Development of Indirect Infringement Doctrines in Korea

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