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General Patent Corporation Settles Patent Lawsuit with Fanuc

Fanuc Takes a License under Trounson Automation’s CNC Patent

Suffern, N.Y. – April 23, 2013 − General Patent Corporation (GPC), a leading patent licensing and enforcement firm, announced today that it settled a patent infringement lawsuit filed by its subsidiary, Trounson Automation LLC, against Fanuc Corporation and its U.S. affiliate, Fanuc FA America Corporation (Fanuc). As part of the settlement, Fanuc took a license under the Trounson Automation patent on single processor computer numeric control (CNC).

Ryogen Receives Nine Human Gene Patents in 2012

Ryogen Portfolio of 23 Issued Patents Cover Genes Associated with Several Cancers, Diabetes, Obesity, Pancreatitis, Hepatitis, Lupus, Asthma, Hypertension and Alzheimer’s Disease

Suffern, NY – February 12, 2013 – Ryogen LLC, a genomic research and development company focusing on genes implicated in clinical diseases, had a very fruitful year in 2012, further developing its Intellectual Property portfolio. In 2012, Ryogen was awarded nine new patents, bringing the total number of issued U.S. Patents to 23 with 18 patent applications pending approval at the U.S. Patent Office.

IP Holdings and Brooks Houghton Announce Strategic Alliance to Jointly Pursue Intellectual Property Brokerage and M&A Opportunities

Two Companies Will Collaborate on IP-Centric M&A Transactions and Patent Portfolio Divestitures, Acquisitions and Auctions

General Patent Corporation Marks 25th Anniversary as the Oldest Patent Licensing and Enforcement Firm in the World

Quarter Century Creating Wealth from the Wealth of Ideas®

Suffern, N.Y., June 28, 2012 − Inventors' and patent owners' most steadfast ally in the fight for their rights, General Patent Corporation (GPC), a premier patent licensing and enforcement firm, turned 25 years old this month.

General Patent Corporation Settles Patent Infringement Lawsuit with Pricegrabber.com

Pricegrabber.com Pays Royalty for Past and Future Use of Data Distribution Technologies’ Patent

Suffern, N.Y. – May 31, 2012 − General Patent Corporation (GPC), a leading patent licensing and enforcement company, announced today on behalf of its subsidiary, Data Distribution Technologies LLC (DDT), that it settled a patent infringement lawsuit with Pricegrabber.com, Inc. of Los Angeles, Calif. Under the settlement agreement, Pricegrabber.com paid DDT’s standard 1% royalty on its past and future sales.

General Patent Corporation Settles Patent Infringement Lawsuit with Giesecke & Devrient

Giesecke & Devrient Licenses Leighton Technologies’ "Contactless Cards” Patents

General Patent Corporation Settles Patent Infringement Lawsuit with Zoolert

Zoolert Licenses Data Distribution Technologies' Patent

Suffern, N.Y., April 2, 2012 − General Patent Corporation (GPC), a leading patent licensing and enforcement firm, announced today on behalf of its subsidiary, Data Distribution Technologies LLC (DDT), that it settled a patent infringement lawsuit with Zoolert LLC of Langhorne, Penn., operator of zooLert.com. Zoolert is the first website operator to license the patent from DDT. Under the license agreement, Zoolert will pay a 1% royalty.

General Patent Corporation Settles Patent Lawsuit with Smartrac Technology

Smartrac Takes a License under Leighton Technologies’ “Contactless Cards” Patents

General Patent Corporation Secures Settlement with U.S. Government in Patent Lawsuit in the Court of Claims

Federal Government Takes a License under Leighton Technologies' "Contactless Cards" Patents

Suffern, N.Y., January 5, 2012 − General Patent Corporation (GPC), a leading patent licensing and enforcement firm, announced today on behalf of its subsidiary, Leighton Technologies LLC (Leighton), that it reached a settlement with the U.S. government in a lawsuit in the Court of Claims over unlicensed use of Leighton's portfolio of six "Contactless Cards" and related patents.

General Patent Settles Patent Infringement Lawsuits with Sprint Nextel, Sanyo, Kyocera and Palm

Wireless Service Provider and Cell Phone OEMS Take a License for Digital Technology Licensing’s Key Cell Phone Patent