Lauren Castle
Correspondent at Bloomberg Law
Correspondent for @BLaw, covering IP Law | Past: @Law360, @startelegram, @azcentral & @6news | @SMU grad | Tips: [email protected]
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3 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lauren Castle |Kartikay Mehrotra
Prolific patent attorney Bill Ramey and his two colleagues urged the Federal Circuit to pause enforcement of a California judge’s sanctions order days before their required appearance in a San Francisco court. Ramey filed on April 18, a request to the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to stay the sanctions order and exempt them from attending court on April 23. He then informed the district court of plans to petition the US Supreme Court for an emergency stay in a Monday filing.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Lauren Castle |Kartikay Mehrotra
X Corp. owes VidStream LLC $105 million for infringing content creation and distribution systems through its social media platforms including X, formerly known as Twitter. A jury in the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas found Wednesday that X willfully infringed one claim of US Patent No. 8,464,304. However, the jury determined X didn’t infringe US Patent No. 8,601,506. VidStream alleged the X, Periscope and Vine apps infringed the patents.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lauren Castle |Kartikay Mehrotra
X Corp. owes VidStream LLC $105 million for infringing content creation and distribution systems through its social media platforms including X, formerly known as Twitter. A jury in the US District Court for the Northern District of Texas found Wednesday that X willfully infringed one claim of US Patent No. 8,464,304. However, the jury determined X didn’t infringe US Patent No. 8,601,506. VidStream alleged the X, Periscope and Vine apps infringed the patents.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Lauren Castle
Okta Inc. and Microsoft Corp. filed preemptive lawsuits against Biogy Inc. seeking declarations that their products didn’t infringe a patent for password protection systems. Cybersecurity firm Biogy sent multiple letters to Okta and Microsoft’s customers, including Albertsons Cos., alleging security products generating user verification codes infringed its patent, according to separate complaints filed Monday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Lauren Castle
Okta Inc. and Microsoft Corp. filed preemptive lawsuits against Biogy Inc. seeking declarations that their products didn’t infringe a patent for password protection systems. Cybersecurity firm Biogy sent multiple letters to Okta and Microsoft’s customers, including Albertsons Cos., alleging security products generating user verification codes infringed its patent, according to separate complaints filed Monday in the US District Court for the Northern District of California.
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The decades-old medical practitioner immunity clause, designed to protect health-care providers and clinics from patent infringement while treating patients, is facing challenges across the country. @BLaw https://t.co/JDOUqM8Ufd
OnePlus Technology (Shenzhen) Co. successfully knocked down a $10 million award after a Texas jury delievered a $1 million verdict in a damages trial concerning four Pantech Corp. patents protecting wireless technology it used in its smartphones. @BLaw https://t.co/swvzPa5BPp
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. owes Mojo Mobility Inc. $192.14 million for willfully infringing wireless charging patents by placing similar technology into its Galaxy smartphone product line, a federal jury determined Friday. @BLaw https://t.co/tl8SgoZchq