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AVAYA INC. v. TELECOM LABS, INC. et al

  1. April 18, 2016

    Avaya Ordered To Produce Billing Records In $66M Fee Fight

    A New Jersey federal judge on Monday gave Avaya Inc. 48 hours to turn over all applicable billing records to resolve a fight over $66 million in fees Telecom Labs and Continuant have sought after prevailing in a trade secrets dispute, saying Avaya has unreasonably withheld production of any reciprocal discovery.

  2. January 20, 2016

    Telecom Labs Told To Produce Docs In $58M Avaya Fee Fight

    A New Jersey federal judge on Tuesday ordered Telecom Labs to produce the billing records underlying a move to wrest $58 million in fees from Avaya Inc. after another judge ordered Avaya to pay $62.5 million in 2014 over antitrust counterclaims in a trade secrets suit.

  3. October 27, 2015

    'Endless Loop' Fee Row Reopened In $62M Avaya Antitrust Case

    A New Jersey federal judge on Tuesday reopened a case where Avaya Inc. was ordered to pay $62.5 million to Telecom Labs Inc. and Continuant Inc. for antitrust violations in the telephone maintenance market, looking to determine attorneys' fees months after his predecessor in the case halted an "endless loop" of filings on the matter.

  4. April 30, 2015

    'Endless Loop' Fee Fight Halted In $62M Avaya Antitrust Case

    A New Jersey federal judge warned Thursday of an "endless loop" of filings and counterfilings seeking and opposing attorneys' fees in Avaya Inc.'s $62 million antitrust loss, rejecting the most recent supplemental fee application and saying he would for now address only the original fee application.

  5. April 29, 2015

    Avaya Blasts Bid For More Fees After $62M Antitrust Ruling

    Avaya Inc. urged a New Jersey federal court Wednesday to reject an updated attorneys' fee petition filed by Continuant Inc. and Telecom Labs Inc. after a $62 million antitrust verdict against Avaya, saying they hadn't justified about $2.3 million in newly claimed fees.

  6. September 11, 2014

    Continuant Gets $62M Judgment, Landmark Interest Award

    A New Jersey federal judge on Thursday entered judgment for $62 million in favor of Continuant Inc. in a case in which a jury found Avaya Inc. had engaged in anti-competitive behavior, tripling the previous damages and granting more than $2.5 million in never-before-seen prejudgment interest.

  7. August 14, 2014

    Avaya Stuck With $20M Antitrust Verdict

    Avaya Inc. was denied a new trial against Continuant Inc. in New Jersey federal court Thursday, with a judge keeping intact a jury's $20 million award to Continuant for Avaya's attempts to block competitors from performing post-warranty maintenance on its telecommunications systems.

  8. July 01, 2014

    Avaya Preserves Contracts In Maintenance Antitrust Row

    Business communications company Avaya Inc. on Tuesday dodged a sweeping permanent injunction proposed by maintenance providers seeking to hamper Avaya's business and customer contracts over its alleged anticompetitive behavior when a New Jersey federal judge issued only a narrow injunction on some of its on-demand maintenance practices.

  9. January 08, 2014

    Avaya's DMCA Suit Against PBX Service Cos. Gets Tossed

    Avaya Inc. lost its antitrust and Digital Millennium Copyright Act case against Continuant Inc. on Tuesday, after a New Jersey federal judge ruled that Avaya presented inadequate proof of its claims that the defendants improperly used its intellectual property to service its computerized telephone systems.

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