Law360, New York (April 26, 2007, 12:00 AM ET) -- A medical device maker has resolved long-standing patent litigation with Royal Philips Electronics NV over cardiac defibrillator technology and plans to pay $1 million for a license to Philips’ other patents.
Cardiac Science Corp., based in Bothell, Wash., said Thursday that all claims in the dispute were dismissed, and the $1 million payment for a royalty-free, worldwide license is for defibrillator devices not at issue in the suit.
As part of the settlement, each side has rights to the respective defibrillator patents of the other side...
Royal Philips Settles Defibrillator Dispute
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