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GPNE Corp. v. Apple Inc.
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June 10, 2015
Apple Survives Last-Ditch Efforts By GPNE In IPhone IP Row
Months after Apple Inc. emerged victorious in a $94 million patent infringement trial, a California federal judge on Tuesday shot down a bid to nix the jury verdict filed by losing party GPNE Corp., ruling that the patent holding company's arguments did not warrant a retrial.
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October 22, 2014
Jury Clears Apple In $94M Patent Suit Over IPhones, IPads
Apple Inc. triumphed in GPNE Corp.'s $94 million patent trial Wednesday when a California federal jury unanimously found that the tech titan's iPhones and iPads didn't infringe two data-communications patents, though Apple failed to convince jurors that those patents are invalid.
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October 21, 2014
Apple Slams GPNE's 'Extreme' $94M Patent Bid
Apple Inc. bashed GPNE Corp.'s $94 million damages demand as "extreme" and "unreasonable" Tuesday during closing arguments in GPNE's trial accusing Apple of selling millions of iPhones and iPads that infringe two data-communications patents, telling a California federal jury that Apple should pay nothing.
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October 14, 2014
$94M Apple Damages Bid Based On Samsung IP Deal: Expert
Apple Inc. should pay GPNE Corp. $1 per device for selling nearly 94 million iPhones and iPads that infringed two standard-essential patents, a rate similar to the royalty that Samsung Electronics Co. and HTC Corp. negotiated, GPNE's damages expert testified Tuesday in the patent holder's trial against Apple.
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October 06, 2014
Apple Infringed Data Patents To Tune Of $94M, Jury Hears
Apple Inc. should pay $94 million for selling iPhones and iPads that infringed two GPNE Corp. patents on efficient ways for mobile devices to communicate across cell networks, GPNE told a California federal jury Monday at the opening of the nonpracticing entity's trial against the Silicon Valley giant.
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October 03, 2014
GPNE Says VirnetX Does Not Affect Damages In Apple IP Suit
Patent-assertion entity GNPE Corp. on Thursday argued that Apple's recent Federal Circuit victory overturning VirnetX Inc.'s $368 million infringement verdict over flawed damages theories doesn't affect GNPE's damages expert in a case concerning iPad and iPhone technology, telling a California federal judge that Apple is misconstruing the VirnetX ruling.
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October 02, 2014
Apple Says VirnetX Ruling Bars Damages Expert In IP Trial
Apple Inc.'s recent Federal Circuit victory overturning VirnetX Inc.'s $368 million infringement verdict over a flawed damages theory means a California federal judge should tell jurors to ignore similar testimony from patent-assertion entity GNPE Corp.'s damages expert in a case concerning iPad and iPhone technology, the tech giant argued.
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June 26, 2014
Judge Koh Bars Apple From Calling Rival 'Patent Troll' At Trial
A California federal judge has ruled that Apple Inc. may not refer to GPNE Corp. as a "patent troll," "pirate" or "bounty hunter" when it heads to an infringement trial in October against the patent-assertion entity over three GPNE patents covering data transmission.
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April 10, 2014
Apple Can't Shake Data Patent Direct Infringement Claims
A California federal judge refused Wednesday to rule that Apple Inc.'s iPhones and iPads don't directly infringe three GPNE Corp. patents covering data transmission, citing a genuine issue of material fact as to whether the accused devices qualify as "pagers."