2. Monetary Damages: This remedy allows you to recover financial compensation for the harm caused by the infringement. This can include lost profits, reasonable royalties, and any other costs incurred by the patent holder.

In exceptional cases of willful infringement, where the infringer deliberately disregarded your patent rights, the court may award increased damages up to three times of actual damages. In determining the number of damages to be awarded, courts will consider several factors such as the nature of the infringement, the profitability of the infringing product or service, and the extent to which the infringement has harmed the patent holder’s business.

3. Attorney's Fees: In successful patent infringement cases, the court may award you reimbursement for your legal fees incurred in pursuing the lawsuit. This can help offset the significant costs associated with patent litigation.

4. Delivery up or destruction of infringing products: The court can order the infringer to surrender all infringing products for destruction or other appropriate means, preventing further harm.