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Judge Slashes Damages in Alcatel-Lucent's Incredible Shrinking Patent Suit Against Microsoft
Publication Date: 2011-11-14 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
Ever since a jury awarded Lucent a whopping $358 million on its infringement claims over a component in Microsoft's Outlook program, Microsoft's lawyers have systematically whittled away at their client's damages. They did it again on Friday, when a judge in San Diego reduced Alcatel-Lucent's award to just $41 million.
Ex-Dennis Corry partners launch firm
Three partners have left Dennis, Corry, Porter Smith to start their own firm, taking four associates with them. The new firm, McMickle, Kurey and Branch, was launched by Scott W. McMickle, Raymond J. Kurey and Kevin P. Branch at the beginning of August.Ryan T. Strickland, an associate at Dennis Corry, has become a partner at McMickle, Kurey and Branch, and three other associates have also joined: Michael P.
Delaware Judge Finds Fairchild Willfully Infringed Power Integrations Patent; Can Orrick Pull Another Magic Trick for Fairchild?
Publication Date: 2010-07-26 Practice Area: Industry: Court: Judge: Case number:
After a jury delivered a $34 million verdict against Fairchild in 2006, Orrick managed to get damages cut and won a new trial on willfulness. But alas for Fairchild, the new trial ended with the same finding against it.
Google asks judge to seal patent talk records
Google Inc.'s Motorola Mobility unit asked a judge to seal "highly confidential" records of its patent-licensing talks with Samsung Electronics Co. that appeared in the South Korean company's intellectual property lawsuit against Apple Inc. in California.ITC Survey 2012: A Niche With Staying Power
The International Trade Commission remains a hot patent forum, especially for IP-only law firms. But the agency is in flux, and its newfound popularity could become a liability.Lanham Changes Topple 3rd Circuit Precedent
Finding that one of its own precedents has been overturned by Congress, the 3rd Circuit has ruled that a showing of willful infringement is no longer a prerequisite to an accounting of a trademark infringer's profits. In a dispute over the marketing of fishing lures in which the lower court awarded more than $1.5 million, the appeals court concluded that Congress' 1999 amendments to the Lanham Act had effectively superseded the 3rd Circuit's SecuraComm Consulting Inc. v. Securacom Inc.Trending Stories
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