A California judge has snuffed out Sony Computer Entertainment America's hopes for a retrial in an $82 million patent dispute over video game technology. The ruling denying Sony's motion for relief of an earlier judgment ended what was deteriorating into a mudslinging match between the consumer electronics giant and Immersion. Representing Immersion, Irell & Manella's Morgan Chu said the court order shows that Sony's earlier allegations of fraud and misconduct by Immersion have "absolutely no basis."
March 15, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken snuffed out Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.’s hopes for a retrial in an $82 million patent dispute over video game technology.
The ruling denying Sony’s motion for relief of an earlier judgment ended what last fall was deteriorating into a mudslinging match between the consumer electronics giant and San Jose, Calif.-based Immersion Corp.
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