by Dennis Crouch For the most part, U.S. patent law is territorial with U.S. patents only being infringed when the invention is practiced within U.S. borders.  The law does, however, include some fuzzy borders.  One exception is 35 U.S.C. § 271(f), which creates a cause of action for supplying “components” of a patented invention from the U.S. … Continue reading SCOTUS: Damages for Foreign Lost Profits Stemming from US Infringement