Apple and Cisco are apparently suspending their court battle over the iPhone to return to the negotiations table. Although Cisco's lawsuit against Apple remains pending, the two companies have agreed to extend the time Apple has to respond so that the parties can discuss trademark rights and interoperability, the companies said last week. The aim, they said, is to reach an agreement over the matter. Under federal law, two companies may share a trademark as long as their uses aren't confusingly similar.
February 05, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Apple Inc. and Cisco Systems Inc. are apparently suspending their court battle over the iPhone to return to the negotiations table.
Although Cisco’s lawsuit against Apple remains pending, the two companies have agreed to extend the time Apple has to respond so that the parties can discuss trademark rights and interoperability, the companies said late Wednesday. The aim, they said, is to reach an agreement over the matter.
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