Toyota's legal bills are mounting in the wake of lawsuits springing from its recent massive automobile recall, but a Washington state federal judge's order in a patent infringement case is one spot of good legal news for the automaker. Last week, Judge Richard Jones ordered sanctions against attorney Conrad Gardner, who is suing Toyota Motor Corp. and its U.S. arm for patent infringement. Toyota will get a partial refund of costs in the patent case.
February 16, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Toyota’s legal bills are mounting in the wake of lawsuits springing from its recent massive automobile recall, but a Washington state federal judge’s order in a patent infringement case is one spot of good legal news for the automaker.
On Feb. 9, Judge Richard Jones of the Western District of Washington ordered sanctions against attorney Conrad Gardner, who is suing Toyota Motor Corp. and its U.S. arm for patent infringement.
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