In a rare instance of a Chinese company pursuing piracy charges overseas, flash-memory products maker Netac says it has filed a lawsuit against U.S. rival PNY Technologies for alleged infringements of one of its patents. Stephen B. Judlowe, a New York lawyer for Netac, said the suit was filed at the federal courthouse in Texarkana, Texas, because that court has handled similar actions in the past.
February 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Chinese flash-memory products maker Netac says it has filed a lawsuit against U.S. rival PNY Technologies for alleged infringements of one of its patents — in a rare instance of a Chinese company pursuing piracy charges overseas.
The lawsuit, seeking unspecified “significant financial damages” was filed Feb. 10 in the Eastern District Court in Texas, the Chinese company said in a statement seen Friday on its Web site.
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