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Core Wireless Licensing S.a.r.l. v. Apple, Inc.
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6:12-cv-00100
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Firms
- Bartko Zankel
- Bruster PLLC
- Egan Enders
- Gillam Smith
- Jackson Walker LLP
- Nelson Bumgardner
- Noroozi PC
- Padmanabhan & Dawson
- Quinn Emanuel
- Russ August & Kabat
- Weil Gotshal
- WilmerHale
- Wolf Greenfield
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November 03, 2015
Apple's Jury Win In Core's Patent Suit Affirmed In Texas
A Texas federal judge on Tuesday affirmed Apple Inc.'s victory at trial over Core Wireless Licensing Sarl's claim that iPads and iPhones infringe a series of patents key to modern cellular network standards, ruling the jury's verdict was "reasoned and supportable."
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March 17, 2015
Jury Frees Apple From Core Wireless Patent Suit
A Texas federal jury on Monday shut down Core Wireless Licensing Sarl's suit accusing Apple Inc. of infringing a series of patents key to modern cellular network standards, ruling Apple's iPads and iPhones did not infringe any of the five patents.
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February 29, 2012
Apple Accused Of Violating Network-Essential Patents
Germany-based Core Wireless Licensing Sarl slammed Apple Inc. with a patent infringement lawsuit Wednesday in Texas federal court, saying the company's iPad and iPhone infringe eight Core Wireless patents essential to compliance with cellular network standards.