Did Bosch v. Pylon change the landscape for permanent injunctions?
By Natasha White
Intellectual Property,
June 2012
Although the federal Circuit's Bosch v. Pylon decision eliminated the presumption of irreparable harm, it also affirmed the lack of a presumption against irreparable harm and weaved the exclusive right of a patentee into the injunctive relief analysis factors. Practical effects are discussed.
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