Roger holds the patent to a device known as the “belly itcher," which taunts opposing baseball players when Roger’s team is playing against them.

Roger holds the patent to a device known as the “belly itcher," which taunts opposing baseball players when Roger’s team is playing against them. One day, Greg starts marketing that exact same device. Roger immediately brings an action in the appropriate federal court against Greg. The court agrees the Greg is guilty of infringement and orders Greg to pay Roger $500,000 in damages and $25,000 per month as long as Greg is marketing the belly itcher. Unfortunately, Greg did not do a very good job in his marketing and his business is losing money. As a result, he cannot afford to pay Roger anything, let alone the large amount that the court awarded. Therefore, Roger is being hurt every month as long as Greg continues to market the belly itcher; Roger cannot recoup because of Greg’s inability to pay. What remedy, available under intellectual property law, should Roger seek? Briefly explain your answer.