Signage outside the General Electric Co. plant in Lafayette, Indiana. (Photo: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg)
A Manhattan judge has trimmed the defunct firm's legal challenge to GE's decision to help itself to a $3 million patent-infringement settlement with Napster.
August 05, 2019 at 06:55 PM
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General Electric Co. and other entities that are being sued for $9 million in unpaid fees by the defunct IP boutique Kenyon & Kenyon have managed to trim down the case against them ahead of trial.
Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Andrea Masley cut two claims on Friday from Kenyon’s suit against GE, its ex-client SightSound Technologies and a company GE established to fund litigation to enforce SightSound’s file-transfer patents.
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