Category: United States
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Hyundai settles wireless charging patent suit in Eastern District of Texas
Electronic Edison and Hyundai have filed a joint motion to stay all the deadlines in the case, noting that they have âsettled in principleâ.
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SK Nexilis copper-foil patent dispute highlights U.S.-UPC divide over claim construction
UPC Mannheim rejected SK Nexilisâs copper foil claim on a literal reading, even as a Texas jury found infringement and awarded $3.3 million. The split shows how claim construction diverges.
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Proxense sues Mastercard over biometrics patents, expands LG enforcement campaign
Non-practicing entity Proxense has added Mastercard to its list of defendants in its Big Tech patent enforcement campaign that has so far targeted Samsung, Google, Intel, Microsoft, Apple, Cisco, and LG Electronics. It has also added two more patents to its campaign against the latter.
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Oura reignites U.S. Ultrahuman patent infringement battle after $2.2B IPO
Smart-ring maker Oura has filed a fresh suit against Indian rival Ultrahuman in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, alleging it infringed two more of its patents related to the curved battery, circuit board, magnets, and sensors in its smart rings.
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Taction seeks supplemental damages, interest, ongoing royalties through 2035 on top of $5.7B Apple verdict
Taction has asked Judge Robinson for damages on recent sales, interest back to April 2021, and royalties on future iPhone and Apple Watch sales through 2035, on top of the verdict.
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University of Washington DNA sequencing patent at center of $245M damages award survives second PTAB run
Guardant Health petitioned for IPR of the patent in response to a district court infringement complaint brought by the university and TwinStrand Biosciences.
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F1 supplier hit with patent infringement suit ahead of U.S. Grand Prix race
UK-based Sentronics has sued its German rival Allengra in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas, alleging that the latterâs fuel-flow meters infringe one of its patents related to systems that enable highly accurate, secure fuel flow measurement in demanding motorsport environments.
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Valtrus patent upheld by Federal Circuit after Google challenges Word doc metadata as pre-AIA invention proof
Automatically generated metadata can independently corroborate inventor testimony, the panel opined.
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U.S. Supreme Court denies Google cert petition challenging USPTO’s settled expectations denials
Three other petitions for writ of certiorari, similarly questioning the agency’s validity review denials, are pending before the court.
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Comcast must pay WhereverTV $213 million for infringing X1 program guide patent, Florida jury finds
A Tampa jury found Comcastâs Xfinity X1 guide infringes WhereverTVâs patent, in a case the Federal Circuit revived last year. Post-trial motions come next, Comcast has signaled an appeal.