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Enhancement is not appropriate merely because the infringer was aware of the patent and continued to sell the accused product; rather, there must be a qualitative determination that the infringer's conduct rises to the level of egregiousness

The Federal Circuit has recognized that a "good faith belief" must be grounded in a meaningful analysis of the patent claims, not merely a reflexive denial

The purpose of enhanced damages is to punish and deter, and punishment must be sufficient to sting