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LaserDynamics, Inc. v. Asus Computer International et al
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2:06-cv-00348
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June 03, 2011
LaserDynamics Gets $9.3M In 2nd Round Of Patent Suit
Quanta Computer Inc. must pay LaserDynamics Inc. $9.3 million for infringing a disk recognition patent, after an initial $52 million award in the case was scrapped a year ago, according to a Friday judgment in Texas federal court.
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June 23, 2010
Disk IP Injunction Would Hurt Quanta's Business: Judge
LaserDynamics Inc., which is seeking a new trial in its infringement case against Quanta Computer Inc. over a disk recognition patent after the judge cut a $52 million jury verdict to $6.2 million, has lost its bid for a permanent injunction against the defendant.
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June 09, 2010
LaserDynamics IP Case Award Cut From $52M To $6M
A federal judge on Wednesday slashed a $52 million jury verdict against Quanta Computer Inc. for infringing LaserDynamics Inc.’s disk recognition patent to $6.2 million, giving the plaintiff 10 days to choose between the lower award and a new trial on damages.
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April 08, 2010
Judge To Review $52M Disk IP Verdict Against Quanta
A federal judge has asked for additional briefing to determine whether a $52 million jury verdict against Quanta Computer Inc. for infringing LaserDynamics Inc.’s disk recognition patent is excessive and warrants Quanta to receive a new trial or reduction in the damages award.
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January 21, 2010
Quanta Seeks Stay On $57.5M Ruling In Disk Case
Quanta Computer Inc. is trying to stay a $57.5 million judgment against it until a federal court reviews the company's motion to reduce the jury damages award, which was handed to LaserDynamics Inc. in a disk recognition patent infringement case.
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January 07, 2010
Quanta Owes $57M In Disk Patent Case: Judge
A federal judge has tacked on an additional award to a $52 million jury verdict in favor of Japan-based LaserDynamics Inc., after the jury's finding that Quanta Computer Inc. infringed a patent covering computer technology for disk recognition and the court's rejection of Quanta’s inequitable conduct defense.
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July 07, 2009
Quanta Hit With $52M Verdict In Disk Patent Suit
A federal jury in Texas has awarded $52 million to Japan-based LaserDynamics Inc., finding that Quanta Computer Inc. infringed the company’s patent covering computer technology to recognize a CD or DVD.