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U.S. District Judge Philip Pro in Nevada ruled Friday that Jerome Lemelson's estate can't enforce 14 patents relating to machine vision and bar-code technologies because the prolific inventor and his estate waited too long to pursue the alleged infringers. The decision could end suits that Lemelson's estate filed against electronics, computer, semiconductor and retail companies. It also could dry up a licensing gold mine.
January 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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