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U.S. Ethernet Innovations, LLC v. Texas Instruments Incorporated et al
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6:11-cv-00491
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- Alston & Bird
- Baker Botts
- Covington & Burling
- Findlay Craft
- Herman Jones LLP
- Jones Day
- Law Office of Brendan C. Roth
- Orrick Herrington
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- Rozier Hardt
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February 19, 2015
U.S. Ethernet Can't Collect $3M Jury Win On Nixed Patent
U.S. Ethernet Innovations LLC can't collect on the damages in a $3 million jury verdict in its favor in a lawsuit that alleged Texas Instruments Inc. infringed on its patents after a Texas federal judge ruled Thursday that one of the patents had since been invalidated and his final judgment wasn't "truly final."
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June 20, 2014
TI Hit With $3M Jury Verdict Over Ethernet Tech Patent
A Texas federal jury on Friday found Texas Instruments Inc. liable for $3 million, agreeing with U.S. Ethernet Innovations LLC that TI had violated its patent for an Ethernet "system-on-chip" technology.
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April 14, 2014
TI Can't Dodge Suit Over 3 Ethernet Tech Patents
A Texas federal jury on Friday rejected a bid by Texas Instruments Inc. to invalidate three patents for an Ethernet "system-on-chip" technology held by U.S. Ethernet Innovations Inc., the company suing TI for infringement.