Ever since the 2006 Supreme Court eBay decision that an injunction shouldn't automatically be issued on a finding of patent infringement, such orders have been less frequent. But the Federal Circuit proved Thursday that it still grants influential injunctions in patent fights. The court upheld TiVo's claims that Dish Network infringed on a patent used in its digital video recording technology. The decision triggered a permanent injunction against Dish Network and a $94 million damage award.
February 01, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on National Law Journal
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit proved Thursday that it still grants influential injunctions in patent fights.
The court upheld TiVo’s claims that Dish Network infringed on a patent used in its digital-video recording technology. The decision triggered a permanent injunction against Dish Network and a $94 million damage award.
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