Mike McKool, a principal with McKool Smith/photo by Jason Doiy
Represented by McKool Smith, the Canadian IP monetization company had won $145 million the first time around in a fight over voice-over-LTE technology. But it decided to try again after Apple offered only $10 million to end the case.
January 24, 2020 at 08:50 PM
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Canadian intellectual property holding company WiLAN Inc. has taken a haircut in a patent retrial with Apple Inc. over voice-over-LTE (VOLTE) technology.
But it’s a haircut almost any patent owner would gladly accept. A San Diego jury handed Ottawa-based WiLAN an $85 million award for infringement on Friday.
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