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미국 특허법에서의 특허침해로 인한 구제와 우리 특허법에 대한 시사점 : 특허권 균형 시대의 도래 = Patent infringement remedies in U.S. patent law and implications of domestic patent law : a new era of balancing patent rights

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' 미국 특허법에서의 특허침해로 인한 구제와 우리 특허법에 대한 시사점 : 특허권 균형 시대의 도래 = Patent infringement remedies in U.S. patent law and implications of domestic patent law : a new era of balancing patent rights' 의 주제별 논문영향력
논문영향력 선정 방법
논문영향력 요약
주제
  • damages
  • enhanced damages
  • general rule
  • industrial development
  • injunctions
  • innovation
  • lost profit
  • overcompensation
  • patent balances
  • patent infringement
  • patent law
  • patent troll
  • patentee's remedies
  • permanent injunction
  • policy-based tool
  • preliminary injunction
  • reasonable royalty
  • undercompensation
  • utilitarianism
  • willful infringement
  • 고의침해
  • 금지명령
  • 기술혁신
  • 산업발전
  • 산업정책적 도구
  • 소액의 손해배상
  • 손해배상
  • 실용주의적 시각
  • 영구적인 금지명령
  • 예비적인 금지명령
  • 일반적인 원칙
  • 일실이익
  • 증액손해배상
  • 특허괴물
  • 특허권의 균형적인 보호
  • 특허권자에 대한 과배상
  • 특허권자의 구제
  • 특허법
  • 특허침해
  • 합리적인 실시료
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' 미국 특허법에서의 특허침해로 인한 구제와 우리 특허법에 대한 시사점 : 특허권 균형 시대의 도래 = Patent infringement remedies in U.S. patent law and implications of domestic patent law : a new era of balancing patent rights' 의 참고문헌

  • 확약 위반과 특허위협 “FRAND (Hold-up)에 대한 공정거래법상 규제의 기준” 저스티스 통권 제129호
    이황 한국법학원 [2012]
  • 한남대학교, “손해배상제도 개선을 위한 특허침해소송 판결동향분석 - 전국 지방법 원에서 5년간 선고된 판결을 중심으로-” 특허청 정책연구용역보고서
    특허 청 [2014]
  • 한국지식재산연구원
    “지식재산제도의 실효성 제고를 위한 법제도 기초연구” 특허 청 [2011]
  • 한국의 특허권 남용 규제
    박성수 Law & Technology 제3권 제1호. 서울대학교 기술과 법 센터 [2007]
  • 특허침해로 인한 손해배상액의 산정
    박성수 경인문화사 [2007]
  • 특허침해 구제조치로서 금지명령의 적절성과 그 개선방향에 대한 비교법적 접근
    설민수 저스티스 통권 제133호. 한국법학원 [2012]
  • 특허에 진보성 결여가 명백한 경우의 “ 침해소송법원에서의 처리” 법조 제 62권 제1호 통권 676호
    안원모 법조협회 [2013]
  • 특허법상 징벌적인 손해배상액 제도의 -----, “ 도입여부에 관한 검토” 재산법연구 제22권 제2호
    한국재산법학회 [2005]
  • 특허법
    오승택 제3판. 박영사 [2011]
  • 특허법
    윤선희 제5판. 법문사 [2012]
  • 특허권침해로 인한 손해액의 인정에서 변론취지의 참작에 관한 연구
    이우석 재산 법연구 제29권 제2호. 한국재산법학회 [2012]
  • 특허권의 침해와 손해배상
    안원모 세창출판사 [2005]
  • 특허권의 정당성에 관한 이론의 전개와 전망
    나종갑(Jong-Khab Na) 비교사법 제17권 제1호 통 권 제48호. 한국비교사법학회 [2010]
  • 특허권 남용 법리의 재구성
    조영선 저스티스 통권 제135호. 한국법학원 [2013]
  • 징벌적 손해배상제도의 법이론적 문제점과 그 극복방안
    김성돈 성균관법학 제25 권 제4호. 성균관대학교 법학연구소 [2013]
  • 징벌적 손해배상에 관한 미국의 최근 동향
    윤용석 재산법연구 제23권 제1호. 한국 재산법학회 [2006]
  • 지적소유권법(상)
    송영식 육법사 [2008]
  • 지적소유권법 (하)
    송영식 육법사 [2013]
  • 지재권침해로 인한 손해배상과 징벌적
    김병일 “ 손해배상 법리” 한국법제연구원 보 고서 [2007]
  • 지재권 분야에 징벌적 손해배상제도 도입 가능성에 관한 연구
    복진요 지식재산21 통권 제111호. 특허청 [2010]
  • 저작권법 주해
    정상조 박영사 [2007]
  • 저작권법
    이해완 박영사 [2007]
  • 신민사집행법
    이시윤 제5판. 박영사 [2009]
  • 산업재산권 분야에 있어서 징벌적 손해배상제도의 도입 가능성 및 도입방안
    배상철 한국발명진흥회 지식재산연구센터 [2005]
  • 미국특허침해소송론
    신경섭 시그마프레스 [2012]
  • 미국특허법
    전준형 세창출판사 [2011]
  • 미국특허법
    최승재 법문사 [2011]
  • 미국 판례상 특허침해와 손해배상액의 산정-2개의마이크로소프트 사건을 중심으로-
    최승재 창작과 권리 제62호. 세창출판사 [2011]
  • 미국 징벌적 손해배상의 최근 동향 : Campbell판결을 중심으로
    정영수 법조 제54권 제11호 통권 590호. 법조협회 [2005]
  • 독점규제 및 공정거래관련법의 집행시스템
    권오승 서울대학교 법학 제51권 제4 호. 서울대학교 법학연구소 [2010]
  • 국가지식재산위원회
    “국가지식위원회 연차보고서” 대한민국정부. 2013. 7 [2012]
  • ”특허권침해로 인한 손해배상“ 저스티스 통권 제43호
    전효숙 한국법학원 [1997]
  • “표준특허의 제문제-ITC의 배제명령 발동가능성 문제를 포함하여-”
    박준석 서울대 학교 법학 제54권 제4호. 서울대학교 법학연구소 [2013]
  • “특허침해에 대한 손해배상액으로서 실시료상당액” 안암법학 제37권
    심미랑 안암 법학회 [2012]
  • 박사
    “특허침해금지청구권 기능의 재정립”
    심미랑 고려대학교 대학원 박사학위논문 [2010]
  • “특허침해 손해배상 보고서”
    [2014]
  • “특허전쟁-기업을 흥하게 만드는 성공적인 특허경영정략”
    윤략근 정우성 에이콘출 판주식회사 [2011]
  • “특허의 침해금지권에 관한 eBay 판결: 특허권의 몰락?”
    정차호 지식재산21 통권 제96호. 특허청 [2006]
  • “특허소송과 특허침해소송의 일괄처리방안에 관한 연구”
    이장호 특허소송연구 제1 집. 특허법원 [1999]
  • “특허법주해Ⅱ”
    박성수 정상조 박영사 [2010]
  • “특허법상 손해배상액 증액제도-중국, 대만, 캐나다, 호주의 최근의 행보”
    양성미 정차호 법조 제62권 제8호 통권 제683호. 법조협회 [2013]
  • “특허권침해에 있어서 손해배상액의 산정-특허법 제128조 제1항의 이해”
    윤선희 저스티스 통권 제80호. 한국법학원 [2004]
  • “특허권침해로 인한 손해배상-특히 일실이익의 산정과 관련하여”
    권택수 민사재판 의 제문제 제11권. 한국사법행정학회 [2002]
  • “특허권침해로 인한 손해배상 시론”
    양창수 민법연구 제93권. 박영사 [2009]
  • “특허권의 실효성의 확보를 위한 가중적 손해배상제도의 도입에 관한 연구”
    최승재 강원법학 제33권. 강원대학교 비교법학연구소 [2011]
  • “특허권의 남용의 법리와 그 관련문제”
    권영준 산업재산권 제36호. 한국지식재산학 회 [2011]
  • “특허권 효력에 대한 검토-Patent Troll의 남용적 권리행사에 대한 효력제 한 방안을 중심으로”
    신재호 산업재산권 제30호. 산업재산권법학회 [2009]
  • “특허권 실효성 확보방안 연구”
    정차호 특허청 [2011]
  • “특허권 등 침해에 대한 금지청구권”
    김주형 재판자료 제56집. 대법원 법원행정처 [1992]
  • “특허권 등 침해로 인한 손해배상 청구권⋅부당이득반환청구권”
    정희창 재판자료 제56집. 대법원 법원행정처 [1992]
  • “특허권 등 지적재산권 남용을 근정한 우리 판례들의 분석”
    박준석 민사판례연구 제34권. 민사판례연구회 [2012]
  • “특허괴물의 논란: 신화와 그 실제”
    설민수 지식재산연구 제7권 제4호. 한국지식재 산연구원 [2012]
  • “최근 일본의 지적재산권법 개정 내용”
    설범식 Law & Technology 제1권 제3호. 서울대학교 기술과 법 센터 [2005]
  • “징벌적인 손해배상제도의 도입필요성과 가능성에 대한 일고찰”
    이점인 동아법학 제38호. 동아대학교 법학연구소 [2006]
  • “징벌적인 손해배상에 대한 일고찰”
    이덕환 법학논총 제24집 제3호. 한양대학교 법 학연구소 [2007]
  • “징벌적 손해배상에 대한 연구”
    박종렬 법학연구 제26집. 한국법학회 [2007]
  • “지적재산권 침해금지가처분”
    성창호 재판실무연구(3) 보전소송. 한국사법행정학회 [2008]
  • “지재권 소송에서 손해배상 산정의 적절성 활용방안 연구용 역 최종보고서”
    서울대학교 산학협력단 [2012]
  • “지식재산제도의 실효성 제고를 위한 법제도 기초연구-특허권침해 손해배상 감정평가 체계구축에 관한 연구-”
    특허청 [2012]
  • “신특허법원론”
    손경한 법영사 [2005]
  • “신민사소송법”
    이시윤 제8판. 박영사 [2014]
  • “손해배상액 증액제도의 특허법에의 도입 필요성”
    정차호 주지환 성균관법학 제24 권 제3호. 성균관대학교 법학연구소 [2012]
  • 박사
  • “소유권 단상(斷想)- 강고한 소유권과 유연한 소유권”
    권영준 한국엔 터테인먼트학회 심포지엄 발표자료 [2015]
  • “불법행위와 금지청구권- eBay vs. MercExchange 판결을 읽고”
    권영준 Law & Techology 제4권 제2호. 서울대학교 기술과 법 센터 [2008]
  • “민법주해[Ⅰ]- 총칙(1)”
    곽윤직 박영사 [2008]
  • “미국의 특허침해금지가처분에 대한 연구”
    이규호 법조 제49권 제5호 통권 제524 호. 법조협회 [2000]
  • “미국 특허법상 시장점유율에 기한 손해배상액 산정”
    배대헌 상사판례연구 제15집. 한국상사판례학회 [2003]
  • “미국 불법행위상의 징벌적 손해배상제도”
    김용대 재판자료 제119집. 대법원 법원 행정처 [1999]
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    배대헌 상사판례연구 제23집 제3권. 한국상사판례학회 [2010]
  • “eBay and Half. com v. MercExchange, LLC사건”
    정연덕 창작과 권리 제45 호. 세창출판사 [2006]
  • “Patent Troll의 등장에 따른 대응방안”
    박영규 법조 제59권 제7호. 법조협회 [2010]
  • “Patent Troll에 대한 법적⋅제도적 대응방안연구”
    김기영 서울대학교 대학원 박사 학위 논문 [2008]
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