Citing 'blatant gamesmanship' by patent owner Realtime Adaptive Streaming, the Federal Circuit affirms a trial judge's authority to award fees under his inherent equitable powers.
July 27, 2022 at 07:01 PM
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Netflix Inc. might or might not have been the “prevailing party” in its dispute with patent assertion entity Realtime Adaptive Streaming LLC.
But it will get to collect a $409,000 attorney fee award just the same.
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