Amsterdam, Netherlands, on Aug. 26, 2016. Photo Credit: Shutterstock
IBM has asked a federal judge in Delaware to double an $82.5 million jury verdict in July against Groupon for willfully infringing four patents dating back to the early days of the internet.
September 27, 2018 at 03:59 PM
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IBM has asked a federal judge in Delaware to double an $82.5 million jury verdict in July against Groupon for willfully infringing four patents dating back to the early days of the internet.
In a court filing made public Wednesday night, attorneys for IBM said that Groupon never took seriously the company’s patents rights and engaged in a “pattern of delay and neglect” before and during the lawsuit.
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