It's the second jury verdict for Japan's Gree in its clash of video game makers with Finland's Supercell. The question now may be whether the Federal Circuit will agree with Judge Rodney Gilstrap on patent eligibility, or with the Patent Trial and Appeal Board.
May 10, 2021 at 12:48 PM
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The jury awards are starting to pile up against Clash of Clans video game maker Supercell Oy in its patent infringement litigation with Gree Inc.
An Eastern District of Texas jury tagged Supercell with a $92 million verdict on Friday. That follows an $8.5 million verdict Japan-based Gree won in the Eastern District last summer.
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