The University of California's patent covering Web browser technology, drafted by Charles Kulas and Charles Krueger, became the centerpiece of a scuffle pitting UC and Eolas Technologies against Microsoft. A federal jury in Chicago vindicated Kulas' and Krueger's work, finding that the software giant had infringed the patent and awarding UC and Eolas $520.6 million in damages -- the second-largest verdict ever awarded in a patent case, according to UC counsel.
August 28, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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