A federal appeals court has denied Research In Motion Inc.'s request to delay the next phase in a long-running patent suit while the maker of BlackBerry e-mail devices appeals an infringement verdict to the Supreme Court. The Federal Circuit's refusal to issue a stay means the case will go to a district court, which will reconsider certain aspects of a 2003 jury verdict won by NTP Inc. The lower court will also reconsider a dispute over whether the companies reached a settlement earlier this year.
October 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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