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Microsoft Corporation et al v. Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
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February 09, 2015
Microsoft, Samsung Settle Android Royalties Dispute
Samsung Electronics Co. on Monday settled a contract suit filed by Microsoft Corp. in New York federal court that alleged Samsung tried to sink a 2011 patent licensing deal after Microsoft bought Nokia Corp.'s mobile device business.
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November 25, 2014
Samsung Can't Put Microsoft Royalty Row On Hold For Appeal
After denying Samsung Electronics Co.'s bid to send its patent licensing contract dispute to arbitration, a New York federal judge on Tuesday refused to stay the case while Samsung seeks a Second Circuit appeal, ruling Samsung "completely failed" to show it was likely to succeed.
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November 14, 2014
Samsung Loses Arbitration Bid In Microsoft IP Licensing Row
A New York federal judge refused Samsung Electronics Co.'s bid to compel arbitration in a dispute in which Microsoft Corp. accuses the smartphone maker of trying to torpedo a 2011 patent licensing deal, according to an order entered Friday.
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November 03, 2014
Samsung Says Microsoft's Nokia Buy Flouted Licensing Deal
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. hit Microsoft Corp. with breach of contract counterclaims on Thursday in their New York federal court suit over whether Samsung can terminate a 2011 patent licensing deal following Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia Corp.'s mobile device business, saying that the agreement was never meant to be among competitors.