Apple lawyer William Lee says his client wants a ban on specific infringing features and is willing to give Samsung a 30-day grace period to modify its devices.
May 27, 2014 at 06:07 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — In the wake of its $119.6 million trial win, Apple is again angling for a permanent injunction against Samsung. However, the company’s request is modest compared to the sweeping sales ban it sought after its 2012 court victory.
The Cupertino-based company moved on Friday for a narrow injunction barring Samsung from stepping on three patents the eight-member jury found it infringed earlier this month.
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