Apple is demanding that Eastern District Chief Judge Rodney Gilstrap postpone a patent infringement trial until October, with backing from a UT epidemiologist who says COVID-19 would pose an "extraordinary risk" for participants and the surrounding community. Optis Wireless says Apple has continually tried to delay trial over its refusal to pay reasonable royalties on LTE patents, and that chances are the pandemic will be more dangerous in October, not less.
July 17, 2020 at 08:58 PM
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Sam B. Hall Jr. U.S. Courthouse in Marshall, Texas/Photo courtesy of Billy Hathorn via Wikimedia Commons
Apple Inc. and Optis Wireless Technology LLC have formally declared war over the safety of patent infringement jury trials in the Eastern District of Texas.
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