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On Feb. 1, a New York jury found that hair dryer maker Conair Corp. infringed on a patent of an anti-shock protection device on their products. Plaintiff Harry Gaus had patented the device in 1986. He shopped it to Conair, who turned him down. Conair later decided to buy such devices from another company, and when Gaus found that these infringed on his patent, he sued Conair. The jury awarded him $28.5 million.
February 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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