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Regulation and litigation surrounding devices, privacy and intellectual property rights.
By Charles Toutant | July 27, 2021
Sony introduced the Dash in 2010, selling it for $199, but in 2017 it became "bricked," or made obsolete, when the company terminated its functionality with a forced firmware update, the suit claimed.
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By Hugo Guzman | July 27, 2021
The FBI reported a 400% increase in cyberattacks in 2020, and Property Casualty 360 is warning that work-from-home technologies have unexpected vulnerabilities.
4 minute read
By Tom McParland | July 13, 2021
In the complaint set aside by the court, customers said Peloton had falsely claimed its on-demand offerings were "ever-growing," but that wasn't true as videos were cut because of music licensing issues.
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By Scott Graham | June 10, 2021
A newly formed Nevada LLC that swears it isn't affiliated with the tech giant is asking the USPTO to review the validity of two patents that were at issue in a Texas trial last February. The LLC's attorney says the PTO shouldn't allow billions to be awarded on patents that haven't been thoroughly reviewed for validity.
4 minute read
By Michael A. Mora | May 5, 2021
"You don't generally see huge ones like this because the damage numbers are going to be astronomical," said Dean Kent, a partner at Trenam Law.
1 minute read
By Scott Graham | April 26, 2021
Partners Adam Alper and Michael De Vries represented APCON Inc. against a larger competitor that was seeking to shut down the company. Rather than pursue delays, APCON went to trial quickly and ended up invalidating all of Gigamon Inc.'s asserted patents.
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By Scott Graham | April 21, 2021
VLSI was seeking nearly $3 billion on top of the $2.175 billion verdict it won earlier this year. But this time a jury found that Intel did not infringe the VLSI patents, handing a win to Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr.
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By Scott Graham | April 20, 2021
Even $800 million might be appropriate, Irell's Morgan Chu suggested during closing arguments in the latest case brought by Fortress Investment-backed VLSI Technology. Wilmer partner William Lee said VLSI should recover nothing, and that Chu was trying to distract jurors by calling his witnesses liars.
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By Scott Graham | April 20, 2021
The judge refused to let VLSI Technology admit evidence of big payouts Intel has made to settle other litigation. The decision came after Intel said it had been careful not to open the door to such evidence this time around.
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By Scott Graham | April 12, 2021
The Silicon Valley chip giant got off on the wrong foot Monday in the second of three patent infringement trials brought by VLSI Technology and Irell & Manella.
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