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SimpleAir, Inc. v. Google Inc. et al
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February 13, 2015
Top IP Awards Of 2014 — And The Firms That Won Them
There were eight intellectual property awards in 2014 that exceeded $100 million, all of them in patent cases, but attorneys say that many of those substantial sums are at risk of being reduced on appeal since the Federal Circuit has heightened its scrutiny of damages awards.
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August 07, 2014
Google Seeks AIA Review Of SimpleAir Patent In $85M Case
Google Inc., facing an $85 million verdict for infringing a SimpleAir Inc. network messaging patent, filed an America Invents Act petition Wednesday seeking to have the patent invalidated, claiming it covers an abstract idea and is anticipated or obvious in view of earlier inventions.
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March 19, 2014
Jury Dings Google $85M For Infringing SimpleAir Patent
A Texas federal jury on Wednesday ordered Google Inc. to pay $85 million to SimpleAir Inc. for infringing a SimpleAir network messaging and data transmission patent through messaging services available on Android smartphones and tablets.
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February 10, 2014
Google Loses Bid For Retrial Of SimpleAir's Patent Suit
A Texas federal judge rejected Google Inc.'s request for a new trial over whether its smartphones and tablets infringed a SmartAir Inc. network messaging patent, ruling Monday that even though a jury could not agree on damages, its infringement verdict against Google was valid.