In a patent lawsuit, a Tyler, Texas, federal judge has scheduled for next month a hearing to determine whether lawyers from Dallas’ Buether Joe & Carpenter and their patent infringement plaintiff corporate client, Marshall, Texas-based Wireless Remote Systems, should be sanctioned for filing an infringement claim because the company no longer owns the disputed patents.
At an Oct. 16 scheduled hearing, Canada-based Librestream Technologies, which Dallas’ Skiermont Derby represents, is expected to argue that Wireless Remote Systems and its lawyers’ conduct “is the very kind that gives the plaintiff’s patent bar a bad name,” according to a motion for sanctions.
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