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SuperSpeed Software, Inc. v. Google Corporation of Mountain View, California
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August 26, 2014
Google Seeks Sanctions From SuperSpeed Over Copied Code
Google Inc. filed a scathing motion for sanctions against SuperSpeed LLC in Texas federal court on Monday after realizing that one of the software company's experts allegedly copied chunks of Google's source code during a patent infringement suit, with the tech giant claiming that its "worst fears have been realized."
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February 25, 2014
Google's Defense Nixed In Data Cache Patent Suit
A Texas federal judge on Tuesday ruled against Google Inc. in a lawsuit brought by a software company that accused the search company of infringing data access patents through its Google Docs storage services, holding that Google didn't have the right to license the patents through IBM Corp.
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June 05, 2012
Google's Storage Services Infringe Data Cache IP, Suit Says
Google Inc. was sued in Texas federal court Tuesday by a software company that alleges the search company is infringing a data access patent in offering its Google Docs and Google Drive storage services.