Pittsburgh-based Grant Street Group's damage verdict in a patent infringement case grew to $84.6 million when a federal judge doubled the jury's award and added $7.69 million in prejudgment interest. Judge Gary Lancaster in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania also granted a permanent injunction prohibiting the future use and sale of the defendants' electronic bid submission system. The case is MuniAuction Inc. v. Thomson Corp. and iDeal .
August 01, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Pittsburgh-based Grant Street Group’s damage verdict in a patent infringement case grew to $84.6 million yesterday when a federal judge doubled the jury’s award and added $7.69 million in prejudgment interest.
Judge Gary Lancaster in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania also granted a permanent injunction prohibiting the future use and sale of the defendants’ electronic bid submission system. The case is MuniAuction Inc. v. Thomson Corp. and iDeal.
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