On May 13, a federal jury in Marshall found that SAP America Inc. of Irving had infringed on Austin-based Versata's business software patent and awarded Versata Software Inc. $260 million in lost profits and $85 million in royalties for a total of $345 million. In August 2009, a jury had awarded Versata $138.6 million in Versata Software Inc., et al. v. SAP America Inc., et al .
May 23, 2011 at 12:00 AM
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For Scott Cole, a principal in the Austin office of McKool Smith, the second time was the charm for client Versata Software Inc.
On May 13, a federal jury in Marshall found that SAP America Inc. of Irving had infringed on Austin-based Versata’s business software patent and awarded Versata $260 million in lost profits and $85 million in royalties for a total of $345 million.
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