Universal Studios roller-coaster ride through the patent courts has come to a sudden end. Patent developer Acacia Research Corp. said Nov. 20 that its Safety Braking Corp. subsidiary settled a patent dispute with Universal over the use of safety brake technology on amusement park rides. Neither side revealed the terms of the settlement.
November 20, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Universal Studios roller-coaster ride through the patent courts has come to a sudden end.
Patent developer Acacia Research Corp. said Nov. 20 that its Safety Braking Corp. subsidiary settled a patent dispute with Universal over the use of safety brake technology on amusement park rides. Neither side revealed the terms of the settlement.
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