Nicholas V. Perricone, MD v. Medicis Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
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The law firm of Reed Smith (Philadelphia) retained our consultants, on behalf of the defendant, with regard to case no. AAA 76-133-0002399, to provide an opinion of damages arising from the alleged infringement of U.S. patent 5,409,693 titled, Method for Treating and Preventing Sunburn and Sunburn Damage to the Skin and U.S. patent 5,574,063 titled, Method and Compositions for Topical Application of Ascorbic Acid Fatty Acid Ester for Treatment and/or Prevention of Skin Damage.
Hampton IP Expert Services
We provided lost profit and reasonable royalty damage analyses, which incorporated a royalty cap based upon the cost to design around the patent, and submitted a Rule 26 expert report. In addition, We provided deposition testimony.
Verdict
The case ended with summary judgment for Medicis.
Practice Area
Patent Damage
Plaintif
Nicholas V. Perricone, MD
Defendant
Medicis Pharmaceuticals
Property
Methods for treating skin damage
Industry
Health & Beauty
Location
Philadelphia