A Phoenix company is taking on cellular phone industry giants, claiming that they are copying its patented invention for pay-as-you-go cell phone service. Freedom Wireless, a four-person operation, has sued several companies -- including Cingular and Verizon. "Going up against these companies is like a well-trained high school football team going up against an NFL championship team," said Freedom's President Larry Day. But, with over $200 million in damages awarded so far, Freedom's effort is paying off.
December 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A small Phoenix company is taking on some of the giants in the cellular phone industry, claiming that many companies are copying its patented invention for pay-as-you-go cell phone service.
Freedom Wireless Inc., a four-person operation, has sued at least a half-dozen companies — including Cingular Wireless LLC and Verizon Wireless — in the past 18 months for allegedly infringing on three patents involving the prepaid cellular phone concept.
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