A judge has halted legal proceedings in one of Qualcomm's complaints that Nokia violated its wireless technology patents. An administrative law judge from the U.S. International Trade Commission gave no explanation for the indefinite delay. A trial in the patent dispute had been scheduled to begin Monday. Neither company indicated that the delay signaled a possible settlement of any of their numerous legal and trade complaints or progress toward renewal of their licensing agreement, which expires April 9.
February 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A judge has halted legal proceedings in one of Qualcomm Inc.’s complaints that Nokia Corp. violated its wireless technology patents. The move came as a deadline neared for the two companies to renew a high-stakes licensing agreement.
Administrative Law Judge Robert L. Barton Jr. of the U.S. International Trade Commission gave no explanation for the indefinite delay in his two-sentence written order dated Monday. A trial in the patent dispute had been scheduled to begin Monday.
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