Mobile e-mail provider Visto said Wednesday a federal judge ordered rival Seven Networks to pay $7.7 million in damages for infringing on three patents, affirming an earlier verdict. The ruling is Visto's biggest victory in its crusade to protect its patents on technology used by wireless phone providers to deliver e-mail on their mobile networks. The judge doubled the original jury award of $3.6 million, added interest, and ordered Seven Networks to cover Visto's attorney fees and other legal costs.
December 22, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Mobile e-mail provider Visto Corp. said Wednesday a federal judge has ordered rival Seven Networks Inc. to pay $7.7 million in damages for infringing on three patents, affirming a jury’s verdict reached eight months ago.
The ruling, issued late Tuesday by U.S. District Judge T. John Ward in Texas, represents Visto’s biggest victory yet in its legal crusade to protect several patents on technology used by major wireless phone providers to deliver e-mail on their mobile networks.
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