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PersonalWeb Technologies LLC v. Google LLC. et al
Case Number:
5:13-cv-01317
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- Arnold & Porter
- Capshaw DeRieux
- Glaser Weil
- Keker Van Nest & Peters
- Kirkland & Ellis
- Paul Hastings
- Potter Minton
- Stubbs Alderton
- Susman Godfrey
- Ward and Smith
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January 29, 2020
Google, Facebook, YouTube Beat PersonalWeb IP Claims
A California federal judge on Wednesday handed wins to Google, YouTube, Facebook, VMWare and EMC Corp. in a long-running dispute with PersonalWeb over its data processing systems patents, holding that the patents are invalid and PersonalWeb therefore can't go after the companies for infringement.
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August 21, 2014
PersonalWeb Sanctions Trimmed In IP Battle With Google
A California magistrate judge has awarded $124,000 in sanctions to Google Inc. after it sufficiently showed that plaintiff PersonalWeb Technologies LLC deleted emails relevant to its suit accusing Google and YouTube LLC of infringing patents for data processing systems.
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February 13, 2014
PersonalWeb Sanctioned For Erasing Emails In Google IP Row
A California magistrate judge said Thursday that Google Inc. will be awarded yet-to-be-determined monetary sanctions in a suit accusing it and YouTube LLC of infringing patents for data processing systems, after Google sufficiently showed that plaintiff PersonalWeb Technologies LLC deleted emails relevant to the litigation.