The Feb. 5 panel decision in ResQNet.com Inc. v. Lansa Inc. ruled that the district court’s January 2005 pretrial order to impose sanctions on ResQNet.com and the Woodbridge, N.J.-based Kaplan Gilman once the trial was completed was an abuse of the court’s discretion.
Following a May 2007 bench trial, Southern District of New York Senior Judge Robert Sweet ruled on Feb. 1, 2008, that Lansa had infringed one of two ResQNet.com’s patents still being litigated in the case, but not the other. The opinion also ordered that a $100,000 sanctions fine against ResQNet.com be subtracted from Lansa’s damage payment for the infringement.
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