Virginia federal Judge James R. Spencer ended a hearing on NTP's request for an injunction against BlackBerry maker RIM without issuing a decision Friday. NTP had also recommended that the judge immediately halt sales of new BlackBerry devices and award it $126 million in damages. Meanwhile, amid speculation by some attorneys that Spencer may be awaiting direction from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, RIM attorneys said the patent office is poised to reject all patents at the heart of the case.
February 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A judge ended a hearing over a request for an injunction against the maker of the handheld BlackBerry device without issuing a decision Friday.
During the hearing, NTP Inc., a small patent holding firm that successfully sued Research In Motion, asked U.S. District Judge James R. Spencer to impose an injunction on the service but permit a 30-day grace period so all sides could work out the details of how to exempt government and emergency workers, among other issues.
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