A federal judge has approved a roughly $30 million judgment against eBay Inc. more than four years after a jury concluded the online auctioneer had infringed on the patent of a small Virginia company. U.S. District Court Judge Jerome Friedman's certification edges MercExchange LLC a step closer to cashing in on its long-running battle against one of the Internet's powerhouses. But eBay still hopes to avoid writing a check.
December 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A federal judge has approved a roughly $30 million judgment against eBay Inc. more than four years after a jury concluded the online auctioneer had infringed on the patent of a small Virginia company.
U.S. District Court Judge Jerome Friedman’s certification, issued late Tuesday in Virginia, edges Great Falls, Va.-based MercExchange LLC a step closer to cashing in on its long-running battle against one of the Internet’s powerhouses.
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