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A Viable Theory Of Sham Infringement Litigation?

Law360 ( April 13, 2010, 11:41 AM EDT) -- A sham infringement litigation claim involves an assertion of actual or attempted monopolization under Section 2 of the Sherman Act predicated on the alleged meritless enforcement of a patent. For patent infringement litigation to be a sham, it must be objectively baseless and have been brought with the subjective intent of interfering directly with a competitor's business relationships by using the judicial process as an anti-competitive weapon. . . .

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