A Goodwin Procter team led by Douglas Kline persuaded a Texas jury that Personalized Media Communications holds a patent on foundational decryption technology still in use today by many companies.
March 24, 2021 at 05:52 PM
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Juries have been lighting up Texas in patent infringement cases. A $2.175 billion verdict in the Western District of Texas has made the most headlines, but the Eastern District has been holding its own too, with verdicts of $173 million March 8 and $308.5 million—plus additional royalties—on March 19.
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(L to R) Doug Kline and Robby Frederickson, Goodwin Procter partners. (Courtesy photo)
