It was a busy week at the International Trade Commission, with four new, high-stakes intellectual property complaints filed in four days. Considering just 25 other cases have been filed all year, it's a quite a glut. The streak began on Dec. 1, when Samsung Electronics sued Sharp Electronics Corp. for infringing its patents related to liquid crystal display devices used in televisions. Fish & Richardson partner Ruffin Cordell filed the suit.
December 07, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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It was a busy week at the International Trade Commission, with four new, high-stakes intellectual property complaints filed in four days. Considering just 25 other cases have been filed all year, it’s a quite a glut.
On Dec. 1, Samsung Electronics sued Sharp Electronics Corp. for infringing its patents related to liquid crystal display devices used in televisions. Fish & Richardson partner Ruffin Cordell filed the suit.
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