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MEI, Inc. v. JCM AMERICAN CORP. et al
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1:09-cv-00351
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June 14, 2010
JCM Can't Shake Mars Unit's Gaming Patent Spat
A federal judge has denied Japan Cash Machine Co. Ltd.'s bid to dismiss a long-running dispute brought by Mars Inc. subsidiary MEI Inc. over a gaming-related patent.
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October 19, 2009
Mars Unit Didn't Waive Claim In JCM Patent Suit: Judge
A subsidiary of candy conglomerate Mars Inc. never waived a compulsory counterclaim in a long-running dispute with Japan Cash Machine Co. Ltd. over gaming-related patents, a federal judge has ruled as part of a refusal to dismiss the case.