An American drone maker has won $7.8 million in damages from a French competitor that infringed on its patents.
May 06, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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An American drone maker has won $7.8 million in damages from a French competitor that infringed on its patents.
A federal jury in Pittsburgh returned the verdict last week after the judge in the case entered a default judgment in favor of the American company, Drone Technologies, last November.
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