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Patent Infringement News

TechForward Wins $22 Million in Trade Secrets Lawsuit Against Best Buy

November 26, 2012 - A federal jury in California found that Best Buy Co. misappropriated trade secrets from TechForward Inc. and violated a confidentiality agreement between the two companies. The jury ordered Best Buy to pay $22 million to TechForward for unjust enrichment.

Patent Infringement Lawsuit Filed Against Apple over iCloud

November 19, 2012 - A company called Innovative Automation sued Apple for patent infringement, claiming that the iCloud product and service infringe two of their patents.

Both of the allegedly infringed patents are titled "Method and System for Supplying Products from Pre-Stored Digital Data in Response to Demands Transmitted via Computer Network."

Wealthcare Capital Management Settles Patent Infringement Lawsuit with PIEtech, UBS Financial

November 13, 2012 - Last December, we wrote a blog post about the lawsuit between Wealthcare Capital Management and UBS Financial Services over patented financial planning processes. PIEtech, the maker of the MoneyGuidePro software that UBS was using and which Wealthcare claimed infringed its patents, also joined the lawsuit at the end of last year in order to help defend its client, UBS.

Apple and HTC Settle Patent Infringement Litigation

November 13, 2012 - Bringing to an end a multi-year, multi-million dollar patent fight that was widely seen as a proxy war against Google, Apple and smartphone manufacturer HTC have come to a settlement agreement.

Federal Judge Dismisses Patent Lawsuit Between Apple and Motorola Mobility

November 6, 2012 - For the second time this year, a U.S. federal district judge has tossed a patent lawsuit between Apple and Motorola Mobility.

In the first trial, Judge Richard Posner dismissed the two companies' lawsuits against each other because neither had presented a strong case for damages and also because imposing injunctions on either party would not be in the public interest.

Coach Awarded $257 Million in Trademark Infringement Lawsuit Against Counterfeiters

November 6, 2012 - Luxury handbag manufacturer Coach won $257 million in its trademark infringement suit against a whopping 573 website owners that were selling knockoffs of Coach purses online.

Small Business Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Microsoft over Windows 8

November 5, 2012 - A Portland, Maine-based company named SurfCast sued Microsoft for allegedly infringing a patent (one of four held by SurfCast) on a "System and method for simultaneous display of multiple information sources."

SurfCast, which has been in business since 1998 and has tried to monetize its patents in the past through a product called the "Broadband Browser," claims that the animated tiles in Windows 8 infringe the SurfCast patents.

Jury Awards Enzo Biochem $48.6 Million in Patent Infringement Lawsuit

November 2, 2012 - In a patent lawsuit between Enzo Biochem Inc. and Life Technologies Corp. over compounds used in DNA sequencing systems, a jury found for Enzo and set the damages award at $48.6 million.

Apple Sued for Patent Infringement Over Messages and FaceTime

October 31, 3012 - A company called Intercarrier Communications (ICC) filed a patent suit against Apple for alleged infringement of a patent on phone messaging services.

TiVo Says Google Owes It Billions in Patent Infringement Lawsuit

October 18, 2012 - TiVo Inc. claims that its patent damages claim against Google's Motorola Mobility unit is "likely to run into the billions of dollars." The company made this assertion in a filing in federal court in Marshall, Texas, in which TiVo requested that its case against Motorola Mobility be merged with one involving Cisco Systems. Both cases include Time Warner Cable Inc. as a defendant.