Acacia Research Corporation escaped a big chunk of Samsung's suit, but it lost a bid to dismiss claims that it reneged on a deal not to sue Samsung's customers for patent infringement.
December 03, 2014 at 05:57 PM
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A federal judge on Wednesday threw out a big chunk of Samsung Display Co.’s lawsuit against Acacia Research Corporation, which the Korean LCD giant accuses of reneging on a deal not to sue its customers for patent infringement.
U.S. District Judge J. Paul Oetken in Manhattan allowed Samsung’s core breach of contract claims to move forward, however, handing a partial win to the company’s lawyers at Baker Botts. (Read the decision here.)
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