Category: United States
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Netlist looks to build on Micron momentum with ITC & California campaign targeting Kingston
This latest ITC complaint from Netlist also names Lenovo and several distributors of Kingston products as respondents.
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Moderna and GlaxoSmithKline settle mRNA vaccine dispute with cross-license; “not obligated to make payments”
The agreement settles pending litigation in the United States and Europe.
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Delaware judge reverses course, hands Irish NPE Tir a fourth chance against Comcast over streaming patents
Judge Choe-Groves withdrew her dismissal of claims over the assertion of three Tir patents against Comcast, NBCUniversal, and Peacock, but struck parts of Tirâs infringement contentions on the one patent that survived.
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âSame premise, different plaintiffâ: Adeia seeks to dismiss DISH DJ action over video patents
Adeia claims that DISHâs declaratory judgment action âdoes not allege an actual controversyâ with Adeia over the 10 patents-in-suit. âAt mostâ, it âtries to borrow one from DIRECTVâ, the motion reads.
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Atlas Global goes after Nintendo for Wi-Fi SEP infringement following Federal Circuit affirmation of $37.5M jury award, European validity woes
Atlas Global claims the Nintendo Switch 2, among other products, infringes 11 of its patents relevant to Wi-Fi 6 technology.
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StayTouch sues Apple over NameDrop feature with patent issued the same day
StayTouch has filed a second Texas lawsuit against Apple over NameDrop, asserting a patent that was issued that same day, while its first case remains stayed pending an ITC investigation.
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Three-year prison sentence confirmed for ex-Samsung IP head over trade secret misappropriation
Seungho Ahn, who headed up Samsungâs IP unit for nine years, has been sentenced to three years in prison for the misappropriation of trade secrets relating to Samsungâs patent strategy, including using them in a U.S. patent infringement lawsuit.
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$9M attorney fees award reversed by Federal Circuit for Myriad-plus proof of unpatentability
The panel concluded that while the plaintiff “ultimately did not prevail, it cannot be said that the substantive strength of its… position was so exceptionally meritless” as to justify the fees award.
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No one faces more video patent lawsuits than Disney, but Disney has its own history of vigorous IP enforcement, including injunctions
The Walt Disney Company is on the receiving end of numerous video patent lawsuits in different jurisdictions. When it comes to its own IP, Disney enforces vigorously.
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Disney hit with fresh U.S. patent infringement action by Advance VDP licensor Tagivan II
Disney is facing yet another patent infringement case, this time by Tagivan LLC, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.