July 12, 2017
An Ohio federal judge has awarded Qualcomm Inc. more than $1.8 million in attorneys' fees after the tech company successfully beat an infringement suit by R&L Carriers Inc. over a patent covering a method for streamlining shipping logistics, saying the case was "exceptional" under the high court's Octane Fitness ruling.
January 24, 2017
A group of companies that beat a freight shipping company’s multidistrict infringement campaign against them and others including Qualcomm Inc. can pursue their bid for $3.6 million in attorneys’ fees after an Ohio federal judge ruled Tuesday the patent case was exceptional.
December 09, 2016
Qualcomm should not be allowed to collect $2 million in attorneys' fees from a freight shipping company that lost a patent infringement case in multidistrict litigation against the technology giant, the Ohio-based company told the Southern District of Ohio on Friday.
September 28, 2016
An Ohio federal judge said Wednesday that Qualcomm Inc. is entitled to attorneys' fees estimated at approximately $2 million after the tech company successfully defended against a patent infringement suit brought by R&L Carriers Inc. in multidistrict litigation, saying the case was "exceptional" under the high court's Octane Fitness ruling.
August 30, 2016
An Ohio federal judge has tossed a multidistrict patent infringement lawsuit that R&L Carriers Inc. brought against four shipping services companies, finding Monday that a method of streamlining shipping logistics is an abstract idea ineligible for protection under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice decision.
November 10, 2015
Qualcomm Inc. on Monday sought nearly $2 million in attorneys' fees from a freight shipping company that engaged for more than six years in multidistrict litigation in Ohio federal court over infringement claims for its trucking logistics patent.
July 16, 2010
A federal judge has again dismissed a suit accusing Qualcomm Inc. and five other companies of infringing a patent for sending documents wirelessly from vehicles, ruling that the amended pleadings failed to plausibly state a claim.
February 24, 2010
A federal judge has tossed a suit accusing Qualcomm Inc. of inducing its customers to infringe a patent for sending documents wirelessly from vehicles, ruling that R&L Carriers Inc. neglected to allege a plausible intent to cause infringement.