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Tyco Healthcare Group LP et al v. Applied Medical Resources Corp
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October 11, 2011
Applied Scores Victory In Covidien Surgical Tool IP Fight
A Texas federal jury found Friday that Applied Medical Resources Corp. did not infringe two patents for surgical devices held by a Covidien PLC unit, and also declared the patent claims at issue were invalid.
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September 23, 2011
Judge Won't Rethink Ruling In Applied, Covidien IP Row
A Texas federal judge on Friday refused to reconsider a decision not to block Applied Medical Resources Corp. from making minimally invasive surgery devices in a patent infringement case brought by Covidien PLC, saying neither company still manufactures the allegedly infringing products.
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September 16, 2011
Applied, Covidien Head To Trial Over Surgical Tool IP
A Texas federal judge on Thursday shot down Applied Medical Resources Corp.'s bid to toss claims related to two patents in an infringement suit brought by Covidien PLC over minimally invasive surgery devices, which will head to trial at the end of the month.
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May 18, 2010
Applied Fights Off Injunction But Not $4.8M Verdict
A federal judge has upheld a $4.8 million jury verdict against Applied Medical Resources Corp. in a case involving minimally invasive surgery devices patented by Covidien, but although he tacked on additional interest, he found that a permanent injunction was not appropriate.