This result sends a strong message that Atlas will vigorously defend its patents that play a key role in modern Wi-Fi standards," said lead attorney Max Tribble of Susman Godfrey.
September 18, 2023 at 02:22 PM
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A federal court jury in Marshall, Texas, returned a lump sum $37.5 million verdict for an Austin-based tech company in a patents infringement lawsuit against a Chinese company.
In a trial that concluded last week, attorneys for plaintiff Atlas Global Technologies LLC convinced the jury that TP-Link Technologies Co. Ltd. and its related entities infringed on five patents for wireless routers that meet an industry standard known as “Wi-Fi 6.”
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