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Avocet Sports Technology, Inc. v. Polar Electro, Inc.
Case Number:
3:12-cv-02234
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April 17, 2013
Judge Kills Patent Suit Over Altitude-Tracking Technology
A California federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit claiming fitness accessory company Polar Electro Inc. infringed a smaller rival's patented altitude-tracking sports training technology, ruling that plaintiffs waited too long to bring the case.
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April 02, 2013
Polar Says Avocet's Altitude-Tracking IP Suit Too Late
Polar Electro Inc. urged a California federal judge Tuesday to toss Avocet Sports Technology Inc.'s suit accusing Polar of infringing patents on technology that tracks athletes' altitude changes, arguing that Avocet should have known about Polar's products years ago and waited too long to sue.